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- Information for homeowners altering their property within deed restriction guidelines; sample forms available
- CC&R's - Isn't that a 60's Rock Band?
- Understanding governing documents (Covenants, conditions and restrictions).
- Creating Association Rules
- Thoughts on creating reasonable and enforceable association rules
- Deed Restriction Enforcement
- Dealing with Deed Restrictions and Enforcement
- Dispute Resolution
- Challenges in resolving disputes between the Association and home owner
- Establishing Association Rules
- Things you should know before adopting new rules for your Association.
- FCC Satellite and Antenna Regulations-the OTARD Rule
- How the OTARD Rule affects Community Association regulations for satellite dishes and antennas
- Federal Laws Do Apply to Homeowner Associations
- A summary of the Federal laws which apply to HOAs including Equal Employment Opportunity, Fair Housing, and FCC regulations
- Pet Ownership Responsibilities
- Responsibility aspects of pet ownership in an hoa or neighborhood association-methods and ordinances.
- Protecting the Age Restricted Status of Your Community
- Tips on compliance with the Housing for Older Persons Act of 1995 requirements
- Rights and Responsibilities in a Community Association
- The various right and responsibilites that go along with belonging to a community associaton.
- Rules Enforcement Process
- Suggestions on policies and procedures for enforcing a Homeowner Association's Covenants and Deed Restrictions
- What Is The Value Of A Homeowner Association?
- How the HOA can protect property values and maintain standards
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- The Association Calendar: Guide to Important Dates
Using a yearly calendar to promote continuity and compliance with HOA regulations- Fixing High Energy Bills
Tips for lowering the amount of energy your home uses.- Dealing with Difficult People the Practical Way
Ideas for dealing with difficult people.- Negative Information on Your Credit Report
Though most negative information remains on your credit report for 7 years, various items have more detail worth considering.
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