Sentences with phrase «hoa does»

A 5 bedroom property with no HOA does not come along often!

But... if the HOA does get an additional payout ill be in the profit on any condo i own (i think the odds are likely i could see 50K / condo cash within a year, year and a half, or if redevelopment happens equity of about 70K - 80K / condo (white box) in about 3 or so years).

I capitalized «condo» because the purchaser of a property in an HOA doesn't have that same right to cancel based on the documents.

I heardsome HOA doesn't allow any investment property?

Of course the littlest one decided that it would be a good day for a «splash day,» where we fill up the inflatable pool (our HOA doesn't allow a permanent one in the yard, and the community pool has closed for the season), some beach toys, and just let the kids have at it.

Not exact matches

It's your right to choose not to live in a community with an HOA; it is not your right to move into one and then demand that an exception be made because you don't like the rules.

And the full story ALSO says that other homeowners asked the permission of the HOA to hang objects; this woman did not do so.

Do you have any evidence that the HOA is somehow discriminating?

This has nothing to do with religion; she's violating her HOA contract.

I think that the rational and, of course, most reasonable fix to the curious non-issue is for the little old cult lady to simply PRAY the HOA AWAY... Don't ALL members of CULTS do thido this?

But after reading more of the book on Friday and feeling quite fired up, I realized that while I couldn't exactly start raising chickens (I checked with our HOA — it's not allowed), I could go to the local farmers market and support those who are doing that (and more).

I never in my life thought I'd side with an HOA on anything, but the note doesn't say the kids aren't allowed to play outside.

But Peters posted the HOA note to social media, and it doesn't actually say that the kids shouldn't play outside.

He was probably mentally traumatized by an HOA and doesn't realize he is in a safe place now.

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After I pay my credit card bill, I do the math on what I need to cover my monthly mortgage and HOA payment plus a small cushion.

* Includes 1.75 % upfront fee for FHA and 2.15 % upfront fee for VA. ** Payment is based on average rates stated above, and does not include taxes, homeowners insurance, or HOA dues.

With everyone owning an equal share of public spaces within the community and everyone doing their part to keep it looking great, HOAs can provide a stronger sense of community than many non-HOA neighborhoods.

If you're on the fence about whether to move into a neighborhood with a well - managed HOA, read on to discover some reasons why doing so could benefit you.

HOAs face critics from people who aren't crazy about having an organization dictate what they can and can't do with their property.

Just because you can't do it with income tax doesn't mean you couldn't do it with property tax or HOA dues if you wanted to

So no worries about storms (unlike, say, if you didn't live in a HOA community and you'd be liable if your insurance policy didn't cover it).

Payments do not include property taxes, homeowner's insurance, HOA dues or other costs, and are based on example APRs that are meant to demonstrate a comparison, not currently - available rates.

The Reverse Mortgage does not become due and payable, as long as you meet the loan obligations; live in the home as your primary residence, continue to pay the Property taxes, Homeowners Insurance, HOA dues and maintain the home.

Does it look as if the HOA's finances are sound?

Payment shown does not include taxes, insurance, or HOA dues.

I'm tempted to buy the house outright with cash and start building my savings account back up, which I feel like I could do rather quickly with no rent / mortgage to worry about (aside from HOA, insurance, property tax, maintenance, etc., which would still be dramatically less than what I'm currently paying in rent).

Don't forget about HOA dues!

Most recent tax, insurance, and applicable HOA statements if current mortgage payments do not include those escrow amounts

But many people who have stopped paying their mortgage and maybe waiting for a short sale or a foreclosure to finish think that the HOA can't do anything to them.

Doesn't the HOA have to ask the court for a relief of stay before pursuing this debt?

Then once the property does sell they have typical seller closing costs including real estate commissions and past due HOA fees and / or taxes.

True, I'd need to investigate what all is covered by that fee and I definitely don't want to get involved with a poorly managed HOA.

In order to do so, one must buy a house where mortgage and HOA expenses are less than their rental income.

If the very people most frequently called on to identify breed are unable to do so consistently or accurately, then IDs by newspaper reporters, HOA board members, or members of the public should be considered even less reliable.

Not every HOA allows pets, and the ones that do may have restrictions on numbers, types, sizes, noise factors, and whether pets are allowed to freely roam the premises.

▪ HSVB&IRC and its role in the community ▪ History of the humane movement ▪ Lost & Found Pets - the importance of proper identification ▪ Pets in rental and condominium housing: How renters and landlords / HOA's can find common ground ▪ Living with urban wildlife ▪ Resolving nuisance wildlife concerns ▪ Disaster preparation for pets ▪ Pet first aid and CPR ▪ Spaying / Neutering (Adults and Children) ▪ Dog bite prevention - for schools, communities, professionals and the general public (Adults and Children) ▪ Problems pertaining to breed - specific legislation ▪ Animal abuse and its link to domestic violence ▪ Animal abuse and its link to child abuse ▪ Animal abuse and its link to school violence ▪ The problem of hybridized pets (wolf / dog and exotic / domestic cats) and exotic pets ▪ Animal hoarding: A community problem ▪ Preventing pet theft ▪ Greyhounds and problems with greyhound racing ▪ Pet - proofing your home ▪ Paws Come with Claws: Scratching behavior in cats and alternatives to declawing ▪ Safe travel with pets ▪ Pets and the military (what to do if deployed) ▪ General issues pertaining to humane care of companion animals

Did you know that California law (the Davis - Stirling Act) states that no condo association can prohibit a unit owner from keeping at least one pet, subject to the HOA rules?

Solar panels routinely run up against HOAs, artificial lawns don't fit in and non-traditional housing structures are a pipe dream in many areas and don't even mention dumpster diving.

I could have gotten the PVC gutters for probably half the price, but 1) I do nt like PVC 2) I live in an HOA, so I have to make sure I do nt get in trouble 3) like I say if any of this gets damaged, and can recycle the pieces I have to replace.

I've only really tried googling, but how do I find out the method used to dissolve an HOA in Alabama?

In Alabama, assuming there was an HOA that provided no service, how would one dissolve the HOA assuming their covenants don't specify any way to dissolve the HOA.

In some cases, a total ban on renting would expose the HOA and its members to less risks than a rule that does this by implication or via selective enforcement of the rules.

The blog is developed by SRHL Law Firm and does a great job posting regularly about news pertaining to HOA law in Florida.

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Do the roads and sidewalks belong to the municipality or the HOA or are they common property of the houses?

Is the property, land + construction in fact your's or does it belong to the HOA who just grant you access as a lease holder?

Assuming the HOA's regulations allow enforcement of traffic safety on this road, does state law allow the HOA to do so?

The communities HOA has made it incredibly difficult to contact to ask for a copy of the rules and regulations, since their automated phone system demands a pin of some sort to which it swiftly disconnects you if you do not have it.