Homeowners Association

A homeowners association is a legal way to insure that there would be certain rules in place to govern the way people live in a particular community. It can be a high-rise building, golf course development, townhome community or traditional neighborhood. Check out our articles and blog posts for more information about homeowners associations.

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Homeowners Association Requires Board Members Own Property

Added April 3, 2009 by Ilyce R. Glink

Condominium developments usually have a homeowners association or condominium board. To be a member of a homeowners association or condominium board you usually have to be a property owner. What if you sign away your property ownership rights with a quit claim deed? Can you still sit on the condominium board?

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What's A Town House?

January 14, 2008

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Town houses are another option when you want to buy a home. They tend to be larger than a condo or co-op but likely still have a homeowners association. Make sure you understand the terms of the sale as a home buyer.

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