Rules to Assist in Interpreting Confusing HOA Governing Documents
- Governing Documents
People who live in common interest communities that are governed by a homeowners association and those who are responsible for managing the association such as directors, officers, committee members, and management personnel, frequently deal with issues that require them to review and interpret the association’s governing documents such as articles of incorporation, bylaws, covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs), policies and rules. Reviewing and understanding the content of an association’s governing documents is not an easy task as they are complex legal instruments that have been drafted by lawyers and professionals who possess specialized knowledge about the topics that is well beyond the expertise of the average homeowner, director, officer or management person of the association.
Subscription Required to Continue Reading
To view the full HOA Featured Article, you must have a Subscription with HOA Member Services
Become a Member
Personal Monthly
-
Access to over 600 Articles & Case Decisions
-
Access to hundreds of Resources
-
HOA Newsletter
-
Free Copy of HOA LIVING
-
25% OFF Download Forms
-
1 User
Personal
-
Access to over 600 Articles & Case Decisions
-
Access to hundreds of Resources
-
HOA Newsletter
-
Free Copy of HOA LIVING
-
25% OFF Download Forms
-
1 User
Pro
-
Access to over 600 Articles & Case Decisions
-
Access to hundreds of Resources
-
HOA Newsletter
-
Free Copy of HOA LIVING
-
Free Unlimited Access to Download Forms (save $1000s!)
-
Unlimited Personal Support from HOA Attorney
-
1 User
HOA Team
-
Access to over 600 Articles & Case Decisions
-
Access to hundreds of Resources
-
HOA Newsletter
-
Free Copy of HOA LIVING
-
Free Unlimited Access to Download Forms (save $1000s!)
-
Unlimited Personal Support from HOA Attorney
-
Up to 10 Users