What we’re about
This is a Statewide volunteer group of HOA advocates that seeks to examine and propose legislation regarding personal real property rights of the homeowners managed by Homeowner Associations (HOAs).
We use the term “HOA” as an umbrella term that includes all forms of HOAs including Homeowner Association (HOA), Property Owner Association (POA), Condominium Owner Association (COA), and any Common Interest Communities (CIC) or Metropolitain Districts. Our proposed legislation addresses the relationship and balance of power between the homeowner-members, the developers, property managers, and the Homeowner Association Board of Directors (BOD).
In purpose, an HOA is to create a beneficial living environment and preserve the property values of the homeowner-members. It has been estimated that 30% to 50% of the homes in the United State fall under some form of HOA. In most cases, HOA contracts are tied to the land and are perpetual across the owner of the land or development.
Yet, across most of the US, punishable enforcement is non-existent towards the HOA Board of Directors defined in the governmental property statutes. Should a homeowner-member be at odds with their Board of Directors, their only option is to file a civil lawsuit. This option is out of reach for most homeowners, due to the high cost and time of litigation and the ability of the BOD to retaliate with harassment. Furthermore, state and local governments rarely address these issues in their planning.
It is to be assumed that no one on this site is an attorney unless they specifically state so in that specific post, comment or document. All communications on this site are not legal advice and are opinions and beliefs.
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