Handling Fire Lane Parking Rules in an HOA
Spectrum AM2021-09-09T12:59:03-05:00A fire lane is defined as a marked lane near a structure that runs along the street. As every driver knows, parking in a fire lane is prohibited at all
HOA Open Meeting Laws in Texas
Spectrum AM2021-09-09T12:59:33-05:00Under Chapter 209 of the Texas Property Code, residential subdivision HOAs are required to have ‘open’ board meetings, meaning that the members of the HOA (i.e., the property owners) have
How to Revitalize HOA Covenants
Spectrum AM2021-09-09T12:59:35-05:00Did you know that HOA covenants can expire? It may sound crazy, but it’s true! In many states, HOA covenants that are more than 30 years old expire and are
What is Selective Enforcement of Rules?
Spectrum AM2022-05-23T02:14:42-05:00Selective enforcement is when a board enforces, or is perceived to enforce, rules against some homeowners and not others. It also occurs when rules are unfairly or inconsistently enforced throughout
Defining Parking Rules in HOA-Governed Communities
Spectrum AM2023-08-04T11:06:08-05:00Parking is one of the hottest issues in HOA-governed communities. Because of this, parking policies should be clearly spelled out in the association’s CC&Rs. Be sure that all expectations
What Are Some Ridiculous HOA Rules?
Spectrum AM2021-09-09T12:59:51-05:00Homeowners’ associations put rules in place to ensure that the neighborhood is a great place to live for all residents. After all, who doesn’t want clean neighborhoods, well-maintained yards, attractive
HOA Flag Rules: What you Need to Know
Spectrum AM2021-09-09T14:45:48-05:00Whether they represent countries, states, or even holidays or professional sports teams, flags are common yard decorations. Chances are that homeowners in your community will want to display one type