QUESTION
Can a HOA enforce their rules on a non-member resident and what recourse do they have?
Asked on Jul 02nd, 2013 on Residential Real Estate - Colorado
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I have owned my home for 25 yrs. There was no HOA for 15 yrs. 10 yrs ago one was formed and I am grandfathered out along with several other neighbors. Now no one will take an office and a management company has been hired to be the HOA. 4yrs ago the president told me that they could not prevent me from parking my truck with a bed mounted camper in front of my house on the city street. Now the management company says that I cannot park it there. I need to know what my legal rights are and what they can/cannot do about parking it there. Can they dictate what I do with my property?
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If you are indeed not a member of the HOA it is very doubtful that the HOA has authority over you or your property. I recommend seeing an attorney, bring your HOA documents to prove that you are not a member, etc. Like many attorney's I offer a free initial consultation.
Don Eby
303-688-0944
Answered on Jul 02nd, 2013 at 3:25 PM
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