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The term 'fees' implies an option: associations levy assessments against owners in order to pay bills that preserve, maintain and protect real estate assets owned in common by all owners. These are property obligations, not options: you must pay them.
Read your governing documents, including your annual budgets, to discover the assessment amounts levied against owners in your community.
There is no standard.
AnswerHOA fees are an amount of money that must be paid regularly, usually monthly, by owners in certain residential communities such as condominiums and other planned residential projects. Fees are not optional. (A fee is actually a fixed sum charged for something.) In some areas they are called monthly dues. They cover the costs of maintaining the common areas of the community such as community rooms, landscaping, snow removal, pools, gyms, tennis courts, recreation areas, etc. In some areas they can cover regular monthly services such as cable TV and internet service. They include a monthly contribution to the reserve fund. The amount varies depending on the area and the scope of the amenities and services associated with any particular project. There is no standard amount. A prospective buyer should always inquire ahead of time as to the amount of the monthly HOA fees that pertain to the unit or lot.
In addition to the regular monthly fees the association has the authority to levy special assessments that supplement the general fund for major repairs and improvements such as a new roof, storm damage, new construction of amenities, etc.
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