Isbn: 9798174001947 - what your hoa cannot do.: a homeowners association survival guide: the federal rules that override your cc&rs, the fines you do not have to pay, and ... a lawyer (the homeowner's survival guide) (3 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - There is a notice taped to your door. Before you comply with it, or pay the fine, there is something you should know.A great deal of what homeowners associations demand is simply unenforceable.Not because boards are corrupt - most are volunteers doing their best - but because the rules they enforce sit below federal law, state statute and their own governing documents. And almost nobody checks.Here is one example.Under the FCC's Over-the-Air Reception Devices Rule, your association cannot unreasonably restrict a satellite dish one metre or less on property you own or exclusively control - including your balcony or patio. It is federal, and it overrides your CC&Rs.And the part that makes it a weapon: the association cannot fine you until a court or the FCC has first ruled that its restriction is permitted. The burden is on them, not you. It is described as one of the most commonly violated federal rules in association communities, and most boards issuing dish violations have no idea.Roughly 75 million Americans live under a community association. This book is about where the line falls, and how to hold it.- The hierarchy that decides every dispute - and why arguing that a rule is unfair never works, while arguing that it is invalid often does- Reading your CC&Rs in ninety minutes, and the four words that change the meaning- The federal statute that protects flying the American flag- Fair housing penalties starting near $20,000 for a single violation - with individual board members personally liable- Selective enforcement, and how boards quietly destroy their own rules- The violation notice, and exactly what to do in the first week- Fines - the process they must follow, the caps, and the six-step way to fight one- Special assessments the board may have had no authority to levy- How a lien over a few thousand dollars becomes a foreclosure, and the state protections that may or may not exist where you live- The payment allocation trap that keeps owners delinquent while they are paying every month- Records rights, and the request wording that actually gets documents produced- Loss assessment coverage - already on your policy at a default of around $1,000, and worth far more- Rental and short-term letting restrictions, and whether one adopted after you bought can bind you- Condominiums after Surfside - structural inspections, reserve funding and why it affects your ability to sellTwenty-one chapters in plain English, with a full owner's checklist, a glossary, and eight ready-to-send letters covering violation notices, records requests, special assessments, accommodation requests and payment plans.Every figure, deadline and citation carries a note explaining why it may have changed and naming exactly who to ask - because.…