In recent years, the rise of short-term rental platforms like Airbnb has transformed the way people rent out their properties. For Arizona homeowners who are part of a homeowners’ association (HOA), the ability to rent out their property can be a complex issue. Generally, Arizona law allows an HOA to restrict short-term rentals. However, even if the HOA prevents you from renting out your property, there may be legal questions revolving around the validity of those restrictions.Â
Continue readingWhat do I do if my HOA is threatening to foreclose on my home for unpaid assessments and/or fines? Â
The most important thing you can do is to understand your rights when your HOA is threatening to foreclose on your home. In Arizona, an HOA can foreclose on your home under certain circumstances, but only after they have followed the necessary legal procedures.Â
Continue readingWhat Power Does an HOA Have to Prevent Me From Displaying Flags or Political Signs? Â
Under Arizona law, an HOA can never blanketly prohibit the display of an American flag, so long as that flag is displayed consistent with the federal flag code. However, the HOA may adopt reasonable rules and regulations related to how your flag is displayed.
Continue readingCan Homeowners Recover Attorneys’ Fees in HOA Lawsuits?Â
Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) play a significant role in maintaining the quality and value of properties within a community. However, disputes between homeowners and HOAs are not uncommon, and these disputes can sometimes escalate to lawsuits. One critical question that often arises in these legal battles is whether homeowners can recover their attorneys’ fees if they win the lawsuit.
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