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i am building a extended cover on my house. hoa guidelines for permits are different from HOA. who superseeds ?
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The current owner will inform you as to the monies due to the HOA at the time of sale. If the HOA has filed a proper lien on the title to cover past assessments, then yes, they are paid as part of the sale.
First of all, get a certified copy of the recorded covenants. You can get a copy for a nominal fee at your county courthouse. Do not accept a random copy from the homeowners' association (HOA), as such copies are often outdated and/or incorrect. Then, ask the HOA to tell you which specific section of the covenants requires that you paint your house at this time. Once they tell you, read that section and see if it pertains to you. If yes, then paint your house. If no, then write a letter to the board stating that you do not believe that you should have to paint your house. Be sure to cite the wording of the covenants in your letter. I suggest sending it certified mail, or hand delivering it to the HOA board secretary. You might also attend the HOA's board meeting and state your case. In either event, be polite to the HOA and its officers but stand firm on your position. If, after the above process, the HOA still demands that you paint your house, you may need to seek the counsel of a real estate attorney. If possible, do not hire an attorney unless and until a lien has been filed against your house by the HOA, or the HOA has initiatied a lawsuit against you.
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Your financial responsibilities are detailed in the transaction documents. There is no standard answer to your question.
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Yes. Read your governing documents to determine how the association proceeds to this step.
A local realtor can help you find the home you want.
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Absolutely, yes. Unless you can afford out-of-pocket expenses that will arise in the case of an insured event covered by the HOA's master policy, best practices dictate that you carry your own insurance. When you visit your insurance broker, take a copy of the HOA master policy with you. Buy the insurance that you require to protect your possessions and the parts of the interior that you own that are not insured under the master policy.