A copy of Sample Clauses

A copy of. (i) The articles of incorporation, the declaration, and all recorded covenants and restrictions of the primary development, and of other related developments to the extent reasonably available, to which the purchaser shall become obligated on becoming an owner of the lot, including a statement that these obligations are enforceable against an owner's tenants, if applicable; and (ii) The bylaws and rules of the primary development, and of other related developments to the extent reasonably available, to which the purchaser shall become obligated on becoming an owner of the lot, including a statement that these obligations are enforceable against an owner and the owner's tenants, if applicable. If ▇▇▇▇▇ has not received all of the MHAA information 5 calendar days or more before entering into this Agreement, Buyer has 5 calendar days to cancel this Agreement after receiving all of the MHAA information. If Buyer so cancels this Agreement, Buyer must do so in writing, but does not have to state a reason. Seller must also provide Buyer with notice of any changes in mandatory fees exceeding 10% of the amount previously stated to exist and copies of any other substantial and material amendment to the information provided to Buyer. Buyer has 3 calendar days to cancel this Agreement after receiving notice of any changes in mandatory fees, or copies of any other substantial and material amendment to the MHAA information which adversely affects Buyer. If Buyer cancels the contract Buyer will be entitled to a refund of any deposit Buyer made on account of this contract. However, unless ▇▇▇▇▇ returns the MHAA information to Seller when Buyer cancels this Agreement, Seller may keep out of Buyer’s deposit the cost of reproducing the MHAA information, or $100, whichever amount is less. By purchasing a lot within this development, Buyer will automatically be subject to various rights, responsibilities, and obligations, including the obligation to pay certain assessments to the homeowner’s association within the development. The lot Buyer is purchasing may have restrictions on: (1) Architectural changes, design, color, landscaping, or appearance; (2) Occupancy density;