Question 1

Must I Pay HOA Dues and Assessments for Common Areas I'm Not Using?

Accepted Answer

Your obligation to pay HOA fees does not depend on how much, or little, you use the common areas.

Question 2

Should I avoid buying a house with high HOA fees?

Accepted Answer

How HOA fees should factor into your buying decision, and what additional information to look for.

Question 3

What Happens If I Don't Pay the HOA Special Assessment?

Accepted Answer

As long as the HOA was acting within its powers, your nonpayment could  potentially result in late fees, prohibition on use of common areas, and  a lien on your property.

Question 4

No One Has Time to Volunteer for HOA Board: Can We Pay Them?

Accepted Answer

When it's legal for HOA or community association board members to begin  compensating themselves for their service to the community.

Question 5

How can I find out how my association fees are being utilized?

Accepted Answer

Your  community association manager can provide you with this information.   It is important to note that your community has an annual members  meeting where your board of directors discusses the community’s affairs,  including the financial aspects of the association with the  homeowners.

Question 6

What benefit do I get from paying my assessments?

Accepted Answer

Assessments  fund the community’s budget and pay for pay for common area landscape  maintenance, repair, and maintenance and also include items such as  streets, boulevards, swimming pools, playgrounds, and equipment.   Assessments also fund any desired improvements to the community as well  as replacing outdated, worn or damaged common area items.  Depending on  your association, the fees may also pay for community parties,  newsletters, a website, welcome packets to new owners, or other  programs.  The assessments also cover the management and administrative  costs of the association, which includes the cost of collecting the  assessments, managing the community’s financial affairs, managing the  community’s legal affairs, and enforcing the community’s rules through  site inspections and notices.

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