homeowners association: Tips for Dealing with Denver’s Home Owners Associations
- 03/22/16 09:52 AM
If you're buying a home or a condo in a Denver community with a homeowners association (HOA), it's likely that your attention is focused on things like your monthly payments, homeowners insurance, taxes and furnishing your new digs. You're probably not thinking much about the homeowners association itself.
But Terry Jarrett, CEO of BEST Management (an HOA property management company) and president-elect of the Rocky Mountain chapter of the Community Associations Institute (a non-profit group dedicated to HOA issues and research), says there are questions and tips anyone living in a HOA-governed community should address. Things you need to be aware of include: How much are … (1 comments)
homeowners association: Foreclosure Power of Homeowners’ Associations May Surprise Denver Homeowners
- 07/14/11 10:17 AM
A condominium complex or patio home neighborhood can offer many advantages, but one component of living in this type of area is that everyone is subject to the rules of the homeowners' association (HOA). One in five homeowners is now involved with an HOA, with more association communities opening every month. The association has financial responsibility for many issues which could include insurance, maintenance and repairs. To cover these costs, each homeowner pays monthly dues, usually between $400 and $500. Sometimes there is also a special assessment for major repairs. When some members of the association don't pay these fees, everyone … (0 comments)
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If you're buying a home or a condo in a Denver community with a homeowners association (HOA), it's likely that your attention is focused on things like your monthly payments, homeowners insurance, taxes and furnishing your new digs. You're probably not thinking much about the homeowners association itself.
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