Gotcha. So as a rule, if an HOA board were to, let's say, fine one homeowner for a violation and then not fine another homeowner for the exact same violation, as long as it was just an arbitrary choice on the board's thinking, there's no state or federal law that addresses that, do I have that...
Good point, although if I could use a strong legal position (if I have one) just to influence an association member vote, that would by far be my goal as opposed to litigation.
I would surmise that litigation wouldn't be a likely outcome, which is why my curiosity is on the strength of a legal position rather than an economic analysis of going to court.
If there was a reasonable legal opinion that my position was favorable, a letter from an attorney stating that much...
In our subdivision, our greenspaces are two lots defined in the city plat which are owned by our HOA, and our covenants define these lots as "common areas" and homeowners are responsible for irrigating and maintaining any "common areas" that abut their property. However, for as long we have...
Our non-profit held a capital campaign to raise funds from our members for the construction of a new facility on land already owned by the non-profit. There were no promises made on the size of the facility, when it would open, etc., just a general understanding that we were working towards...