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The HOA Love-Hate Relationship

Sep 25, 2020
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Homeowners Association
Bill HenryFounding Partner | 18 years of experience
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Profile Picture of Attorney Bill Henry
Bill HenryFounding Partner 18 years of experience

Many communities have a homeowners’ association to help maintain a neighborhood’s appearance and value. While HOAs can be helpful, they can also be difficult to deal with.

Real Estate Attorney Kayla Banzali wants you to know you have rights as a homeowner.

Need an HOA Litigation Attorney?

Give us a call at 303-688-0944 or click here to schedule online.

What’s Behind the HOA Love-Hate Relationship?

Most people don’t mind that their homeowners’ association keeps the community looking good, which, in turn, helps maintain the neighborhood’s property values.

Know Your Rights

But an HOA that exceeds its authority can be difficult to deal with. It’s important to know your rights if you have to work with your HOA because, ultimately, the HOA has a duty to act in a way that is beneficial to you.

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HOAs that acts in an overbearing way to enforce restrictive covenants can make life unbearable for the homeowner. You have a right to ensure the HOA does not exceed its authority.

Connect With Our HOA Litigation Attorneys

Set up some time to speak with one of our attorneys by calling 303-688-0944. You can also go online and schedule yourself when you click here.