It’s bad enough dealing with defective construction in one’s home. But what can homeowners do when property damage — and high HOA fees — result from shoddy construction of commonly owned or maintained property?

It’s bad enough dealing with defective construction in one’s home. But what can homeowners do when property damage — and high HOA fees — result from shoddy construction of commonly owned or maintained property?
By Deborah Goonan, Independent American Communities Today’s post highlights several outrageous examples of HOA abuse and controversy: unreasonable restrictions, HOA foreclosures, and angry neighbor
By Deborah Goonan, Independent American Communities In early April, IAC posted several examples of how HOA-governed communities make life more difficult in these already
By Deborah Goonan, Independent American Communities Talking heads of the HOA-industry often claim HOAs are community-minded governing bodies. But, even in the face of crisis,