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When you buy a property in a common interest development — an HOA — you are not just buying your particular unit. You also are buying into a larger entity that typically owns the building structure, ...

Governing documents are critical for HOA communities and are the legal glue that holds the association together. Civil Code Section 4150 defines “governing documents” as articles of incorporation, ...

Jun. 2—With condominiums and gated neighborhoods on the rise, more and more of Rochester's residents will eventually find themselves moving into a property with a homeowners association. The premise ...

When you purchase a property in a common interest development, often referred to as a homeowners association (HOA), the documents that go along with that purchase can cost $400-$1,000. Many buyers are ...

As your HOA community evolves, its demographics alter, its needs and desires change, buildings and facilities age, new laws come into play; should your governing documents be amended to keep pace with ...

Q: In our community, our developer planted pine trees in narrow 5-inch strips between residents' walls and our streets and sidewalks. I believe the trees are the property of the homeowners association ...

Postponing the opening of ballots to provide homeowners with further time to vote is common, but Civil Code Section 5120 ...

If you have a house or maybe you live in one of these newer neighborhood developments in Utah, you likely have heard of a ...

More than half of the sales this year in Irvine have been condominiums. That figure does not include homes that are designated as single family homes, but which are part of a planned unit development ...