Enforcing CC&R's without an active HOA
Depending on the exact wording of your CC&Rs and your state law, you should be able to enforce the prohibition in court. However, given the cost...
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Depending on the exact wording of your CC&Rs and your state law, you should be able to enforce the prohibition in court. However, given the cost...
You should be able to appeal to your community's enforcement committee or Board of Directors. Exactly what rights you have would depend on both...
The problem with cases like yours where the amounts in question are relatively small (but not unimportant), is that the cost of litigating in court...
The simple answer is to pay the assessments. However, typically associations will negotiate with a homeowner in good faith and waive some interest...
Although the homeowners association is required to observe the Bylaws, it is not always going to be perfect. In my experience, if an association...
Texas has the Uniform Condominium Act which requires the developer to turn over control when units with 75% of the percentage interest have been...
Yes, you can sue but the question is whether the developer--who no longer has any financing--has any assets to recover against. If so (for example...
You can certainly challenge the builder's right to regrade your lot. You can do so both by objecting to the approval of the site plan for the...
Your question actually must be analyzed in more than one part. First, do the covenants running with the land that create the POA continue to...
Unless you received a HUD Property Report, your contract may be terminated if the Condominium does not qualify for an exemption from the Interstate...