Attn Lawyers... help! Condo/Small Business Advice?

I am starting a small Graphic Design Business out of my home (or so I thought.) I live in a condo complex and as far as I understand it... I CAN'T register my home address as my business address. My Public Offering Statement says:
Use of units:
3. No industry, business, trade, occupation, or profession of any kind, and whether designed for profit or otherwise, and whether it be commercial, religious, educational or otherwise, and whether shall be conducted, maintained, or permitted on any any part of the property or in any Unit therein (except for signs and displays place by the Declarent during the sales period), nor shall any Unit be used or rented for transient, hotel or motel purposes.
My boyfriend owns the condo, I pay him rent. I won't be having clients into my house, I will only have mail sent to me. Is this okay? If not, can I register a P.O. Box? I work from home already but I think it's time to register with the state.
Help? You can also e-mail me- Katie_Trachte@yahoo.com

They mean running things like a store or commercial enterprise, not having what is in essence a home office and mail drop.

Do what you were planning to do. I dont see you as being awry of anything the condo restrictions place on the property.

An example of where you WOULD run awry would be.... open a viewing gallery in your living room and invite clients and the general public to view your work. THAT would a problem....

You can rent a po box or use UPS. UPS looks like an actual business address like: 123 Westend blvd Ste123. You can also use a virtual office that you pay a monthly fee. They can collect mail and answer phone calls if you like. And if you need to meet with clients, they have and office and conference room you can use. Their address will be your business address and you can still work at home. You can also see if you can lease a small space from some who is willing to share office space with you and you just split the rent. Below are just a few links