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I agree with lolitaQ that litigation is NOT the answer. That said, if you’re having a hard time interpreting your docs, best to have someone else interpret them for you. Best of luck.

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What do your governing documents say? Best place to look is your documents. They are your bible here.

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I think a ban on golf carts is reasonable for the most part. Your HOA wants to control the types of vehicles that come through the neighborhood. Maybe golf carts are unsightly or unsafe. Maybe they cause accidents. Your HOA probably has done its research on this and is basing the rule on something substantial.

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I disagree. The rule seems unreasonable to me so maybe you have a case here. I recommend you go to a lawyer for help.

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Judging by what OP said, it seems membership is mandatory in their HOA.

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Perhaps your neighbor has already defaulted on his/her assessments. I suspect foreclosure or litigation is in the cards for him/her.

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Hey rigby88! I’m afraid there’s no way to leave an HOA without physically moving out and selling your home. Unfortunately, this is true for most HOA’s, so I don’t think your HOA is making it up.

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Thanks for the responses! Do we need to file tax returns even if we don’t technically earn income?

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