We Understand The Ins And Outs Of Real Estate Law
If you live in a house that is part of a homeowners association, the HOA itself can make rules for how you use your property. This is much different than if you are simply an independent property owner. You do have to abide by the HOA rules, and there is often some...
The "Sunshine Law," also known as the Open Public Meetings Act, grants the general public the right to attend meetings and observe public bodies' decision-making processes, such as Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs). The goal is to promote transparency and accountability...
Some home buyers prefer buying in a region with rules. A homeowner association (HOA) has regulations governing an area. This improves sanitation, guarantees security and protects properties' values. Moving into such a neighborhood can be an exciting move. However, at...
What do you do when a member of the condo or homeowners association (HOA) board just isn’t doing their job? Worse, what do you do when they’re toxic and disruptive? You want to get rid of them, naturally, but you’re not entirely sure how to do it. If you’re lucky,...
The homeowners association (HOA) in the community where you live helps preserve your property value and guarantees your quiet enjoyment of your home. The HOA establishes certain community standards and then enforces those rules by regulating access to shared spaces...
If you live in a homeowner’s association, then there is a chance that you could run into issues with the HOA. One possibility is that the HOA could ask you to sell your home. HOAs can’t technically force you to sell your home, but an HOA could enforce rules or fine...
Few of us can remember a time when Americans were so fiercely divided on political issues – and lately, it seems like just about everything has become a political issue. Many people prefer to keep their opinions largely to themselves. Others want to share them far and...
