1. Condition or prohibit the rental of a unit to a tenant by a unit owner or make an assessment or impose a charge except as provided in § 55-79.42:1;

2. Charge a rental fee, application fee, or other processing fee of any kind in excess of $ 50 during the term of any lease;

3. Charge an annual or monthly rental fee or any other fee not expressly authorized in § 55-79.42:1;

4. Require the unit owner to use a lease or an addendum to the lease prepared by the unit owners’ association;

5. Charge any deposit from the unit owner or the tenant of the unit owner; or

6. Have the authority to evict a tenant of any unit owner or to require any unit owner to execute a power of attorney authorizing the unit owners’ association to so evict. However, if the unit owner designates a person licensed under the provisions of § 54.1-2106.1 as the unit owner’s authorized representative with respect to any lease, the unit owners’ association shall recognize such representation without a formal power of attorney, provided that the unit owners’ association is given a written authorization signed by the unit owner designating such representative. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the requirements of § 55-79.77 and the condominium instruments shall be satisfied before any such representative may exercise a vote on behalf of a unit owner as a proxy.