HOA Law

When a landlord has issues with a tenant, they may be able to move forward with an eviction. For example, a tenant may be violating the lease by subleasing the apartment, or they may have fallen far behind on rent with little chance of catching up. But what about...

Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) help protect property values. Frequently, HOA bylaws may contain a variety of rules related to everything from lawn maintenance and trash pickup to the storage of non-working vehicles.  Restrictions on pets are also common. Limiting...

There’s no doubt that as a whole, Americans are stressed out. Too often, frayed nerves can cause people to take out their frustrations on their neighbors. With people living closer together than ever, even in single-family homes, neighbors often butt heads. That’s why...

Every new year gives HOAs the opportunity to review and change their bylaws. Changes to outdated bylaws protect against legal risks and unnecessary disputes. Making changes now can help ensure HOA bylaws are current and prepare for the future needs of the community. ...

While all homeowners have the responsibility to pay monthly assessments, some tend to miss payment deadlines. As a member of the homeowners association (HOA), you need to collect these fees to maintain the common areas of the subdivision. Creating a payment plan can...

Homeowners’ associations in Texas are designed to keep communities organized, attractive and consistent with shared standards. They set guidelines that protect property values and help maintain a sense of order across the neighborhood. Rules are important in achieving...

Homeowner associations (HOAs) have legal authority. Owners buying into HOA communities generally sign agreements acknowledging the HOA’s bylaws and agreeing to the fees imposed to live in the community. HOA bylaws typically include provisions intended to protect the...

Homeowner’s associations (HOAs) often play a major role in determining community rules that are aimed at maintaining or increasing property values in the neighborhood. These rules can dictate many facets of life in the covered area, but there are limits to what’s...

Homeowners associations (HOAs) serve several key purposes. They help make certain amenities accessible by providing resources such as pools and gyms that individual homeowners may not be able to maintain or afford. They also help preserve community standards, often by...

Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs) are designed to preserve property values and maintain a harmonious neighborhood experience. However, while many HOA bylaws provide necessary structure, some can unintentionally drive potential residents away. When rules feel overly...