If you live in a community with a Homeowners Association (HOA), you are probably familiar with the board. They may have told you to pay fees, abide by the set laws in that community and so on. To understand why this is the case or why they have such powers, you need...
The homeowners' association (HOA) establishes and enforces the rules and responsibilities of homeowners within a neighborhood. However, Maryland's laws control the actions that all community associations take. The legislation determines how associations are formed,...
Living in a community with a Homeowners Association (HOA) in Maryland can be wonderful – until there is a dispute. Then, it can feel like living in a dictatorship. If you are having trouble resolving an HOA dispute, don't worry – you are not alone. Here's the ultimate...
For all the derision they inspire, Maryland’s community associations do a lot to make many neighborhoods more welcoming and attractive places to live. Of course, there are always a few bad apples, which is when community association law steps in to resolve cases...
Disputes involving HOAs, also known as homeowners' associations, in Maryland are more common than you realize. No matter what type of community you manage, it's likely that some people may not get along or object to something happening within your borders. Because of...
It can be hard to tell what maintenance issues are the responsibility of the individual homeowner to fix and what's the homeowner association's responsibility. Construction defects are one of the gray areas where responsibility isn't automatically known. Construction...
If you live in Maryland and you are on the board of a homeowner association, you have certain responsibilities to homeowners and to the community at large. It is important to follow the association's procedures carefully. Failing to do so or to hold all homeowners to...
If you are looking at moving into a newer neighborhood within Maryland, it is likely that you're going to have to deal with a homeowner's association or also commonly known as an HOA. This association is in charge of enforcing certain measures such as how high a...
On May 8, 2018, Brian Fellner, Esq. and Craig Zaller attended the CAI Advocacy Summit in Washington D.C., along with approximately 50 other CAI Members from across the Country. At the Summit, CAI representatives met with various politicians and/or their Legislative...
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