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Your answer depends on what you mean by 'work'.
Association 'work' can be performed by volunteer board members, their committees, or vendors who are paid by the association.
Vigilant owners ask for copies of work or work plans -- part of the association's business archives -- and review the work and any inspection reports.
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Can a Home owners association require home owners to purchase liability insurance other than homeowners insurance?
Your answer depends on the association's motivation for the request. If, for example, you are proposing a major project that can hamper, harm or otherwise use common areas -- including roads and landscape owned by the association -- the association may require that you insure these assets. Your broker and the association's broker can work out the details and concretize the requirement.
Who can form association of apartment owners in karnataka India?
Usually this work is taken on by an attorney.
Can the home owners association refuse owners gate access codes?
Work with your board and your association manager to most fully understand why access is being denied. For example: It is possible that your governing documents specify that when you do not pay your assessments -- which pays for upkeep of the pool -- that you can be denied access to the pool by refusing to give you gate access codes.
What is the difference between a home owners association and neighborhood association?
A homeowners association is a legally binding scheme for real estate property ownership. Governing documents can dictate standards for yard upkeep, exterior colour and so forth.A neighborhood association is usually a more informal collection of owners who work together to maintain safety, security and other public or civic standards. There may be guidelines involved, but they may not be legal and binding on residents.
Can a homeowners association in Florida reject a convicted felon?
Typically, home owner associations are not the home owners: individuals own homes within home owner associations.It is reasonable that a home owners association require background checks on potential tenants, with the receipt for the work copied for the association's records. The association is not privy to the contents of the task.If you intend to purchase a home covered by the association, the association probably cannot discriminate against your purchase -- a review of their governing documents by an association-savvy attorney or the ACLU would be in order.If you believe that you have been discriminated against in an illegal way, you can ask an attorney to help you establish and potentially exert your rights.
Would a homeowners association be responsible for interior damage to a home where there was a leak in the roof The Homeowners association says it is only responsible for the exterior problems?
The association's master policy -- that covers all the real estate that the association owns/ owners own with all other owners -- spells out its coverage in the event of a leaky roof. If you carry an HO-6 policy -- individual unit owners insurance -- you can turn the issue over to your insurance carrier and give the carrier the authority to work it out with the master policy carrier. Otherwise, you may be able to learn more by contacting the master policy carrier directly. Your association's board may not be fully knowledgeable about its insurance coverage.
What does the organization The ESOP Association do?
The ESOP association is an employee Stock Ownership Plan which makes the employees of a company owners of stock in that company. The company also work for some other factors as well.
Can a home owners association withhold a entry gate code if you have a remote?
Whether or not you have a remote, may not be the issue. Entry gate codes intend to secure the community from unlawful entry. The question becomes: can anyone with a remote gain entry into the community? Work with your association board to determine why denying your entry gate code is considered appropriate for you.
2nd phase was developed 2 yrs after 1st. Can you force a homeowner to join into the HOA even if Developer failed to join the property into the HOA formed for the 1st Phase?
A home owners association is a legal, land-use definition of property. Purchaser who buys property in an association is -- by definition -- a member: s/he joined when s/he purchased. If you wish to challenge your status in the association, you can work with an association-savvy attorney who can help you understand your situation from a legal point of view.
I subscribe to COX cable. They tell me I need to run new and updated cabling in my home. I belong to a home owners association and CANNOT run cables outside the house. Is there anyone out there that can run cable under the house and through the walls?
You can contact a local electrician. They are licensed to do that This is something you need to have COX and your home owners association work out. While it may be possible to dig up your yard to put a cable through the basement walls, you potentially creating a new problem with leakage. you can do this on your own.. run the cables surface or you can fish them in .. I'm an electrician and i do this all the time .,. a blindfolded monkey could do this .. not hard at all
How do you assess a lien on property in a property owners association?
Read your governing documents, and determine what action must be taken before a lien is filed. When you're ready to file a lien, work with your association-savvy attorney to accomplish this task.
Do Home Owners Associations have the right to take pictures of minor children without parental consent And the kids have disabilities?
Your question is not particular to an association, but particular to the privacy rights you wish to exude over the children. You are best advised to seek the advice of counsel, to determine your rights and responsibilities regarding photographing your children. 'Home owners association' is not a person capable of photography: pictures are taken by people. As a parent, you are wise to confront anyone photographing your children, and exude your protective rights over them. Read your governing documents to determine the association's responsibilities to photograph, and to understand them -- if any, so that you can work with the board to provide the information they may need.
