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Whistler distinguishes Phase 1 and Phase 2 rental-pool covenants, with different owner-use and management requirements. A buyer should have the registered covenant reviewed for the specific unit. An agent’s resort experience helps locate the documents; a lawyer interprets the binding terms.
Whistler’s tourist-accommodation guidance requires checks of permitted use and title covenants, municipal licensing and provincial registration. A property manager taking on a unit should establish which requirements apply to that property and operation before advertising it for short stays.
Whistler’s workforce-housing inventory includes both rental and ownership homes with resident restrictions. Buyers should identify the relevant program and its eligibility and resale terms before comparing these homes with unrestricted listings. An agent can help route the inquiry to the housing provider.
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