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It is common for homeowners associations to have rules about the proper upkeep of property that homeowners must follow. However, because of the Davis-Stirling Act, HOAs may not be able to legally enforce some of these rules during a drought emergency. Which common HOA rules are impacted? The Davis-Stirling Act Civil code section 4735 of […]
A homeowner’s association can improve the quality and appeal of your community when leveraged the right way. Often, the most successful HOA’s are the ones with active involvement from community members. If you desire to have a greater influence on your HOA, here are some tips to help you get involved. Stay informed Active homeowner’s […]
If you live in a master-planned community, chances are you have a California homeowner’s association. This entity offers benefits, such as maintaining the streets, clubhouse and other public areas. However, it might also become the source of disputes and disagreements. According to the IRS, a real estate developer forms a homeowner’s association to own and maintain the […]
When homeowners encounter problems with their homeowners association, they may want to take action to resolve the problem. Several different legal acts cover homeowners associations. People may want to understand more about the requirements that HOAs have to meet, as well as the nature of HOA violations. The State of California Department of Justice says […]
On Behalf of Gregory M. Garrison, APC | May 29, 2021 | HOA Disputes When a resident moves into the community, they agree to follow the HOA rules. As long as all residents do this, things should go smoothly and everyone gets the type of community they want. When someone refuses to follow those rules, though, you may find yourself […]
The Davis-Stirling Act is a body of laws in California that went into effect in 1986. They address all of the unique issues faced by homeowners associations (HOAs), including the use of covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs). Are your HOA’s CC&Rs acceptable or unreasonable? Whether you’re a homeowner who has a complaint or in charge […]
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