[naldofive7]

Up

0

Down

::

Sorry to hear about your situation. HOA transparency is crucial, and it can be frustrating when the board isn’t open about their decisions. I recommend checking your HOA bylaws to see if there are any provisions about transparency or if there’s a process for homeowners to request information. If not, maybe it’s time to propose some changes during the next HOA meeting.

[naldofive7]

Up

0

Down

::

Be careful with this. You might open your HOA up to potential liability. I would suggest consulting your lawyer first before doing anything. And you should seek input from the membership to see if they agree with such a change especially if you are in a private community. Welcoming strangers into the neighborhood might not sit well with them.

[naldofive7]

Up

1

Down

::

In that case, I think you do have to pay the capital contribution. It is not uncommon for BODs to pass such resolutions. And it is true that certain laws and bylaws prevent BODs from enforcing these resolutions retroactively.

Sorry about your situation but that’s just the reality of living in an HOA-run neighborhood.

[naldofive7]

Up

0

Down

::

Hi Kate. A lot can happen in four months. Maybe your BOD recently passed a resolution on that? Have you been attending the meetings and keeping updated?

[naldofive7]

Up

0

Down

::

Hi Kate. How long ago did you move in? Reggie

[Author]

Posts