12.31.2018
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10:52 am
Lots of gated communities and localities have a homeowners association or HOA which is quite useful as they take care of the community as well as maintain it with a certain decorum. But sometimes they tend to be very annoying and are tough to deal with.
However, the homeowners rights against HOA can protect you from their unnecessary laws and rules. You can use these rights anytime you feel something is pointlessly imposed upon you by them.
Despite their harsh behavior sometimes, they provide many benefits in the interest of the community such as hosting community celebrations like Christmas party, New Year party etc. In addition to this, they also safeguard the infrastructure of the community thus maintaining the aesthetics of the area.
Know their duties and cooperate: The laws laid down by HOA protect the value of your land by assuring that neither you nor your neighbors can do unessential things with the property, so you must cooperate with the same to avoid any conflicts with HOA. You have to pay a particular amount of HOA fee that is used for the maintenance of parks, clubhouses, pools, and infrastructure.
Know the rules and follow them: You must go through the HOA bylaws to get an insight into the do’s and dont’s and follow them in order to maintain decorum in the community.
Expect the best: Don’t just interpret a negative image for your HOA as all HOAs act differently, make sure your HOA is acting for you as you are paying for it. Check if your neighborhood facilities are up to date and attractive to the potential customers, your HOA is doing a good job if it’s satisfying all your requirements.
The other homeowners in your community are paying the same fee and are working to stick to the same HOA law thus, you have a lot in common. So, in case if the homeowners association starts charging heavy fees for unessential things then you are not the only one under target, there are other neighbors who are frustrated with the same. You all can unite up and take legal action against HOA to solve the matter. Some homeowners hire a HOA attorney if they have landed up in a serious dispute with HOA.
So it is crucial to follow the rules and regulations to deal with the HOA and maintain peace within your community.
Through a free, no-obligation consultation, you can discuss your legal concerns with a partner of our firm. We look forward to answering your questions and seeing how we can meet your legal needs.
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