Does a homeowners association have the right to tow my vehicle in my own yard

If parking in the street or yard is prohibited in your deed restrictions and the association is given enforcement powers including the power to...

Can I be sued by neighborhood association for not paying the fee

You can always contest the association's actions, but you have asked two questions. As to the secret ballot, most association documents provide...

Can a majority of owners in a neighborhood create a dues-paying association with bylaws that require all members adhere to rules

In short, no one can vote to subject someone else's property to an association. Thus, you cannot require the 2 owners cannot be forced to pay dues...

Can I sue Fannie Mae?

Yes, depending on the terms of the contract you signed governing the purchase transaction. However, you might try to contact the escrow company to...

I live in a neighborhood with an HOA. The HOA approved a fence that is in violation of the HOA rules.

The answer to your question is specific to your association documents and the facts in your community. If there are many such fences on the side...

If homeowners that live in a community with an HOA, and the HOA are not abiding by their rules, what can we do?

Step one would be to contact your local government. Sometimes the Health Dept. or building inspector will enforce sanitation laws that require...

No one can subject your property to a homeowners association without your consent. Thus, all owners must agree or only some will be subject to the...

Is there any way around homeowners' association rules if you were not informed about them previous to move in?

The fact that the Bylaws were not provided to you when you bought may give you rights against the seller, or possibly against the association if...

What's the statue of limitations if my HOA refuses to act on a CC&R violation?

The statute of limitations is not in issue, because the subdivision of the unit would be a continuing violation. However, there are two equitable...

Although you will have to refer to Arizona law, typically the statute of limitations for contracts will not apply because your home's paint color...