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HOA basics

Some definitions and orientation information

Wikipedia definition
Homeowners association from Wikipedia.
Nolo - do-it-yourself legal solutions
A basic discussion of Homeowners' Associations and covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs).

Owner viewpoint

What To Do About Problems With Your Homeowners Association
Office of New York State Attorney General
HOA rules and regulations from Answerbag
Rules an HOA can pass, how they can be changed, and what to do when you are accused of breaking them.
Tips for Living with a Homeowners Association
From "On the Commons", the web site of a weekly radio show that discusses issues surrounding mandatory membership in common ownership developments. This is their page of Tips for Living with a Homeowners Association.
Living in a Community Association
About Community Associations(Home Owner Associations)by the Bureau for Better Community Associations and Management in Phoenix.

Association viewpoint

Community Associations Institute
CAI is a leading advocate for responsible communities. Your association might well be a member of a local chapter.
Association Resources
From the Website of Homeowner Associations of North Carolina.
How To Enforce HOA Rules
To help the Board mete out justice in a consistent manner, a Rules Enforcement Policy is needed.
HOATalk
Homeowners Association Discussion Forum. Free sign-up to enter the forums.

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  • CityOracle May 31, 2010 @ 12:11 am | delete
    Free Community Website from www.HOAsOnline.com
    Get a free community website for your association or neighborhood at

    * Free website saves community money
    * Role-based secure access--Admin, Board, residents, and public see only contents authorized for them
    * Easy, interactive content management within clicks
    * Resident Directory and Forum help build dynamic community
    * Money-saving tips through Word-of-Mouth database
    * Find and share home-repair tips and contractor referrals
    * Meet neighbors online

    www.HOAsOnline.com --Free Community Website

    Get a free website within minutes. Absolute no charge!!
  • CityOracle May 31, 2010 @ 12:06 am | delete
    We got our free community website from:

    www.HOAsOnline.com
  • CityOracle May 31, 2010 @ 12:01 am | delete
    If your homeowner association needs a website, rather than paying hundreds of dollars, you can get one for free.

    Go www.HOAsOnline.com and just register your community.

    Our associaiton got one free website from them. We can customize contents and control who can access the site. So far, it has been proved quite useful and a big money saver for our community.
  • nyfamily5 Jun 4, 2008 @ 10:31 am | delete
    I moved to NC about 3 years ago, while I understand the premise behind the homeowners associations, what's the saying....power goes to your head. That is an understatement of our HOA!!! What is good for the goose in not good for the gander. Forget about using the pool because the HOA board members feel it is thier's and make anyone uncomfortable about going. Teenagers...oh the HOA won't stand for any teenagers in our neigborhood constantly calling the police. Can't wait to move out of here, not out of NC, but out of this subdivision. I have 2 more years to go and it's going to be a very long 2 years here.
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