Homeowners association rules curtail freedomsAddresses issues faced by dog owners with regards to rules and regulations set by homeowners associations. Mandate of some rules; Ways to resist restrictive regulations.Tanick, Marsha...
Homeowners Association Had Implied Authority to Regulate Common Area, Rules Illinois Appellate CourtMurphy, Pat
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Homeowners associationor “HOA” or “POA” – shall mean an entity or entities, including its/their employees and agents, which may have jurisdiction over lands located within the District, either now or in the future, which may exist to aid in the enforcement of deed restrictions and covenan...
A homeowners association, for HOA for short, is a business created to manage and regulate a subdivision or planned unit development. Sometimes, however, the homeowners may need to regulate the HOA, instead of vice versa. Homeowners who belong to an HOA generally have the legal standing to brin...
Your homeowners association board might like to play at being tyrants, but here’s a line it can’t cross: theFair Housing Act. “An association must be careful enacting and enforcing rules that would single out or disadvantage any group identified in the Fair Housing Act,” saysCraig T. ...
Enter the Fair Housing Act (FHA), a federal anti-discrimination law which among other entities, is applicable to condominium and homeowners associations. Relevant to this article is Section 3604 of the FHA: § 3604. Discrimination in the sale or rental of housing and other prohibited practic...
A homeowners’ association is a group of community property owners who manage the property and common areas. Owners are governed by rules known ascovenants, conditions and restrictions, or CC&Rs. When new homeowners buy in an HOA community, they commit to adhering to these rules — and paying...
It is very common for subdivisions and planned communities to be governed by homeowners’ associations – often referred to as “HOAs”. The lots in these subdivisions are also typically subject to covenants, conditions, and restrictions (“CCRs”) contained in the “declarations” that inv...
“The homeowners association said that I hadn’t talked it up to the board, and at an open house I attended, I heard remarks that my yard was weird and ugly,” Brophy said. “The irony is that people visiting the house for sale next door to me now stop by my house and tell me ...