The President of the homeowners association Is firing back at a resident for how blown out of proportion the situation has gotten with a man who planted trees that were too short.
A homeowner claims his homeowners association is responsible for declining property values. He does not know who the leaders are and there is no one to follow through on violations.
A bill has been filed that would require all condo associations to keep receipts, bank statements, contracts for work, audits and reviews, among other documents, for owners for seven years.
A change in a new trash contract has condo owners seeing a savings in their trash bill.
A man is in a battle with his HOA because they have asked him to remove all religious symbols from his yard.
A man who planted magnolia trees on the street in front of his home is being fined $10 per day because the trees are too small, they don't match the height of the other trees in the neighborhood.
A woman feels stuck in her condo after a pipe burst in her bathroom. The pipe had leaked sewage from the upstairs condo and the pipe finally burst spreading waste all over her bathroom. The restoration company claims it is a level three contamination and the family needs to move out to repair the pipe and bathroom.
A woman had her house sold out from under her, without her knowledge, did not know she was to pay years of fees as she was losing her home.
A woman who thought she was doing the right thing by planting native, drought tolerant landscaping, is being fined by her HOA for not keeping within the consistency of the neighbors.
In this Q & A, the writer asks if the board president can move in to and make a deal on a foreclosed property.
