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Understanding Your Right to “Quiet Enjoyment” of Your Home or Condominium
Understanding Your Right to “Quiet Enjoyment” of Your Home or Condominium
“Quite Enjoyment” is the right of the property owner or tenant to enjoy his or her property in peace without interference.
Court Applies Business Judgment Rule to Settle HOA Dispute over Boat Slip
Court Applies Business Judgment Rule to Settle HOA Dispute over Boat Slip
This case pertained by an action filed by a condominium owner (“Owner”) against her homeowner’s association (“Association”) over a decision by Association’s board of directors to reduce the width of a boat slip that belonged to Owner by 1 ½ feet in order to remove an encroachment onto a neighboring owner’s property.
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OPTIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF RULES
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION OPTIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF RULES
A homeowner’s association, through its board of directors, has a duty to enforce its governing documents and an association’s failure to enforce its restrictions can result in a legal action against the association by members for its failure to enforce the rules.
A New Year Brings New HOA Budgets
A New Year Brings New HOA Budgets
As nonprofit corporations, homeowner’s associations must establish budgets each year so that the revenue received by the association is sufficient to pay for, but does not exceed, the projected expenses for the year.
Homeowners Associations Should Have a Directors’ Code of Conduct
Homeowners Associations Should Have a Directors’ Code of Conduct
The Board of Directors of a homeowner’s association (“Association”) is primarily responsible for managing and directing the business and affairs of the Association in a manner that the Board determines, in good faith, to be to the advantage and in the best interests of the members of the Association.
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Alternative Payment Plans
This “How-To” guide describes the steps that should be followed by a homeowners association in order to adopt policies and procedures relative to alternative payment schedules that are designed to enable homeowners who are delinquent in the payment of assessments and/or other amounts that are owed to the association to become current.
What’s Included?
- A 6 part procedure outlining how to properly review state statutes and association governing documents, adopt guidelines for, plan, itemize, prepare, and establish alternative payment plans for the payment of delinquent assessments.
- 10 Recommended easy to use forms to assist in properly adopting guidelines to establish an alternative payment schedule.
