Overview A California HOA’s ability to fine you for renting out your home depends first on whether the rental arrangement violates a valid restriction, and second on whether the HOA followed the procedural requirements for imposing discipline. That distinction matters...
Overview HOA rules and regulations only matter if they are enforced. When an HOA adopts rules governing common issues such as parking, noise, architectural standards, or use of the common areas, homeowners expect the HOA to enforce those rules and to do so fairly....
Overview Common area repairs are one of the most basic responsibilities an HOA has. When something breaks, deteriorates, or becomes unusable in the common areas, homeowners expect the HOA to fix it. When the HOA refuses to act, the problem does not just sit there. It...
Overview Safety issues in an HOA are not something boards get to ignore or delay. When a homeowner reports a dangerous condition, whether it involves structural problems, lighting failures, water intrusion, or other hazards, the expectation is simple: the HOA...
Overview Homeowners often reach a breaking point with their HOA not because of a single bad decision, but because of silence. They report a safety issue. They raise concerns about maintenance. They complain about a neighbor violating the rules. And nothing happens. No...
