Homeowner's Association Question

[dmek25]

the homeowners ass. has no right as far as what will be built on that other land anyway. but they can keep the existing development held to a higher standard

[love them hogs]

ex post facto


Tell them to stuff it.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by dmek25

the homeowners ass. has no right as far as what will be built on that other land anyway. but they can keep the existing development held to a higher standard

Thats not always true. In our area there was a townhouse development which surrounded 6 arc for the townhouse development to turn into a play ground. When the play ground was finished the developer would deed the lan over to the association. Well about ten years went by and the field was nothing but knee to wast high grass. The builder went to the city to get a permit to build on that land. The association faught him over the land at a cityhall meeting and he won. He later gave back 3 acr and built on the other three.

As for the main question

You should have received paper work for you and your wife to sign notifing you of the HOA. You should have received a copy of the buy laws before closing. Our HOA is voluntary and the dues are around $25 per year and all they do is keep up with whats going on in the area making sure that no one is going to bull dose over our houses.

[onlydarksets]

Originally Posted by firstdown

You should have received paper work for you and your wife to sign notifing you of the HOA. You should have received a copy of the buy laws before closing.

They should have, but they not necessarily would have.