Running a homeowners association (HOA) can be incredibly challenging at times. Residents won’t always agree with everything you do, despite you doing them to protect the interests of the HOA and the residents in general. Dealing with a legal challenge from one or...
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Types of title defects to be aware of
The process of buying real estate is a complex journey defined with various considerations and potential pitfalls, one of the most critical being title defects. These defects can encompass a range of issues that may affect the ownership and rights associated with a...
Why do residents break HOA rules?
If you run an HOA, or a Homeowners’ Association, you know that residents are going to break the rules. One of the challenges for an HOA is determining how to enforce these rules and what steps to take when residents break them consistently. But you may also find...
2 common kinds of disputes your HOA may encounter
Many homeowners agree that living in a community governed by a homeowners’ association (HOA) offers a multitude of benefits. Homeowners often gain access to shared amenities, maintained common areas and a sense of uniformity in their neighborhood as virtues of such an...
Are HOAs required to ensure ADA compliance?
Homeowner associations (HOAs) are organizations made up of individuals who own homes in communities. These associations make and enforce rules that maintain communities and provide amenities. Members, on the other hand, pay HOA fees. Few endeavors are as rewarding as...
How do HOAs enforce rules?
A homeowners association, or an HOA, does have the right to create rules for residents of the community. They do have to follow these rules, even though the rules are not technically laws. For instance, there are often rules governing where to park vehicles, how to do...
Can a HOA evict a resident in Connecticut?
When an individual purchases a property within a homeowner association’s jurisdiction, they automatically become members. A homeowner association (HOA) is responsible for ensuring that the community is functioning smoothly and looks its best. To perform its job...
Addressing unpaid fees in foreclosure situations in Connecticut
As a condominium's HOA (Homeowners Association), you may find it complex to deal with unpaid fees when a unit goes into foreclosure. Unit owners have a responsibility to pay their share of common expenses, which are crucial for the maintenance and operation of the...
What are your responsibilities in common areas as an HOA?
Homeowners’ associations have a host of responsibilities. One of these is that they must care for the common areas in the community. Common areas are shared spaces like pools, parks or clubhouses. One of the major perks of paying HOA dues is that the homeowners are...
Pet ownership and homeowner’s associations in Connecticut
Homeowner's associations play a crucial role in managing community living. This often includes setting guidelines for pet ownership. Establishing transparent and fair pet policies is essential for maintaining harmony and ensuring the well-being of residents and pets...