A: Civil Code Section 4910 is quite clear – except for emergency email decisions under 4910 subpart (b), HOA boards cannot ...

Nationwide survey of HOA boards reveals widespread uncertainty in reserve funding, highlighting the growing need for ...

Some HOA board members take their power way too far.

Q. Our condominium board has seven volunteer owners right now with two vacancies. Our declaration and bylaws provide for nine board members. However, the original developer declaration and bylaws ...

Question: Our condo board conducted a closed meeting regarding a resident and her emotional support animal. This resulted in the resident receiving a notice to have her animal removed from the ...

After a condominium building in Surfside collapsed in 2021, killing 98 people, state lawmakers hurried to unanimously pass protections to prevent it from happening again. Although the reforms had good ...

As HOA election disputes rise, TrueHOA introduces audit-ready governance solution. From disputed elections to verifiable ...

Q. A unit in our condominium association is leased by an owner to a person who has a long history of ignoring and violating the rules. The board has levied fines that the owner pays, but the ...

Only Action News Jax spoke with a group of neighbors who are members of the St. Augustine Shores HOA, claiming their board is ignoring both issues in their community and some of their own duties.

Live in a home governed by a condominium, co-op or homeowner's association? Have questions about what they can and cannot do? Ryan Poliakoff, an attorney and author based in Boca Raton, has answers.

Representatives from the HOA Reform League and Latino Hispanic Republican Executive Club signaled support for HB 657, which will next go to the House Commerce Committee, its last stop before reaching ...