Are “deed restrictions” the only documents that impose legal requirements on homeowners that an HOA can use to cite a violation?
No. Under current law, an HOA can bind homeowners (and cite violations) to deed restrictions, HOA articles of incorporation (if they happen to have restrictions or obligations), HOA by-laws, and any guidelines or rules that the HOA board adopts or that are adopted by any entity or person to whom the board delegates authority.
Related Questions
- Must the HOA (or someone else) record (with the county real estate records) the "deed restrictions" and other documents for the documents to be binding on a homeowner?
- If a Homeowners Association (HOA) approves a request for a special circumstance that is in violation of their covenants must the Building Department accept it?
- Are "deed restrictions" the only documents that impose legal requirements on homeowners that an HOA can use to cite a violation?
