Dillon Collier, KENS 52:37 p.m. CDT September 10, 2015 Hayner, the president of Ranger Creek homeowners association, acknowledged this week he is violating HOA by-laws, which forbid residential property from being used for business purposes. Read the article
By Elizabeth Doran | edoran@syracuse.com The case of a Central New York couple sued by a homeowners’ association in the town of Manlius for parking their pickup truck in their driveway has been settled. The two sides reached an agreement … Continue reading
by: Joe Adams, September 8, 2015 Q: I live in a homeowners’ association and the declaration of covenants provides that trash cans may not be put at the curb until 7 p.m. the night before trash pickup. I am new to the … Continue reading
By BARBARA HOLLAND — HOA EXPERT Posted August 19, 2013 This is the first of a four-part series of articles pertaining to the new Nevada Revised Statutes homeowner association laws that were passed by the legislature in July. ■ Senate … Continue reading
August 10, 2013 9:04 pm A deal is a deal, except when it violates the state or federal constitution. On first blush, the case of Peter and Peg Jasinski of Queensbury seems straightforward. The Jasinkis voluntarily bought a house in … Continue reading
By Joseph Adams on August 6th, 2013 — Posted in Legislation, Reader Q&A Today’s column continues with our review of laws of interest to community associations enacted during the 2013 Legislative Session. Suspension of Use Rights: A “glitch” in the previous version of the condominium statute was … Continue reading
However, all is not good in this community as far as solar energy is concerned. Householders who want to install solar panels on their rooftops have been prevented from doing so. The problem seems to originate from members of the … Continue reading