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Thank you for your response! I will try your suggestions.

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Thank you for your response. The problem is our board and committees are run by middle-aged people (like me) so we have no idea how to understand the likes and dislikes of our new neighbors.

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Move-in fees are pretty common among property owners’ associations and condominiums. Some people call them transfer fees. If your association didn’t charge them a decade ago, then something must have happened during those 10 years that caused them to implement the fee. Try sifting through the HOA documents you received at closing. There should be an amendment in the bylaws or declaration imposing the fee. The seller must not have been very active in the community for him not to know about this.

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Do you know who ows the homes? The homeowners should really be the ones responsible for taking care of their property and making sure no one illegally squats there.

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We had the same problems as you and immediately fired our manager too and then we started using a ostfware like you said andwe use condo management or condo manager ro somthng like that

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I get why you would want to get out of your home owner’s association but like anna said you can’t really leave if you don’t sell your house and go. Dues are typically a small price to pay as my experience with home owner’s associations has been pretty good.

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I live in Colorado and from what I know it’s not illegal under state law – would advise to check your bylaws

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