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I just published a new YouTube video: HOA Rules on Emotional Support Animals in Arizona | Homebuyer Tips Thinking about buying in an HOA? Before you fall in love with that community, make sure you understand how pet and emotional support animal rules…
Read the article →I just published a new YouTube video: HOA Rental Rules in Arizona | What Buyers Need to Ask If you plan to rent your Arizona property — even part-time — HOA rental restrictions can make or break your plans. This video breaks down how rental caps,…
Read the article →Summary (TLDR): In Arizona, an HOA can often increase regular dues without a homeowner vote if the governing documents authorize the board to do so and the increase is reasonable and tied to the association’s budget. Votes are typically required only for…
Read the article →I just published a new YouTube video: Check the Reserves Before You Buy – HOA Essentials Thinking about buying a home or condo in an HOA community in Arizona? This conversation with Arizona attorney Anjali J. Patel and real estate professional Mina Kuper…
Read the article →Summary (TLDR): Arizona HOAs can impose fines only if they follow the required notice-and-hearing process and stay within the authority granted by their governing documents. A fine is often unenforceable when the HOA skips notice, denies a meaningful…
Read the article →Summary (TLDR): An HOA fine in Arizona is only enforceable if the association has authority under its governing documents and follows the procedures required by Arizona law, including proper notice and an opportunity to be heard. Many HOA fines are…
Read the article →Summary (TLDR): In Arizona, an HOA lien can only include certain types of charges, primarily unpaid assessments and amounts expressly authorized by statute and the governing documents. Attorney fees, fines, self-help charges, and administrative costs often…
Read the article →Summary (TLDR): Arizona law gives homeowners the right to inspect and copy most HOA records, including financials, meeting minutes, contracts, and account ledgers. HOAs must generally produce records within ten business days under A.R.S. § 33-1805 or §…
Read the article →Summary (TLDR): In Arizona, HOA assessments are the primary charges that fund community operations, and unpaid assessments can lead to liens if statutory requirements are met. Arizona law strictly limits what an HOA can treat as an assessment and what…
Read the article →Summary (TLDR): In Arizona, an HOA lien is only valid for unpaid assessments and limited related charges allowed by statute. Fines, self-help charges, repair costs, and many administrative fees are often not lienable, even if they appear in the balance.…
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