A "subdivision" is made up of five or more "units", unless it is a "timeshare", which must have twelve or more.


These are questions that the above text answers:

1. How many units are required for a subdivision?
2. How many units are required for a timeshare?
3. What is the minimum number of units for a subdivision?
4. What is the minimum number of units for a timeshare?
7. What is the threshold for a development to be classified as a subdivision?
8. What is the threshold for a development to be classified as a timeshare?

Apartment complexes with 16 or more units must have a "resident manager" or "caretaker" on site.


These are questions that the above text answers:

1. What is the requirement for apartment complexes with 16 or more units?
2. How many units must an apartment complex have to require a resident manager or caretaker?
3. Are resident managers or caretakers mandatory for all apartment complexes?
4. What is the purpose of having a resident manager or caretaker in apartment complexes with 16 or more units?
5. Are there any exceptions to the requirement of having a resident manager or caretaker in apartment complexes with 16 or more units?
6. What is the minimum number of units in an apartment complex that does not require a resident manager or caretaker?
7. Are there any specific qualifications or certifications required for a resident manager or caretaker in apartment complexes with 16 or more units?
8. Can a resident manager or caretaker be shared between multiple apartment complexes?
9. Is the requirement for a resident manager or caretaker applicable to all types of residential real estate developments?