My colleagues at the Raleigh firm of Jordan Price Wall Gray Jones & Carlton, well-known for their HOA expertise, published an article…
Read MoreQ: I live in a new community where the developer manages the homeowners’ association (HOA). While we pay monthly HOA…
Read MoreThis is a follow-up to my January 2013 Charlotte Observer article and blog post, in which a reader asked whether…
Read MoreQ: Our HOA has never made public the names and addresses for its members. Are we bound by North Carolina…
Read MoreThis article appeared in “Common Ground”, the magazine published by the Community Association Institute. It is one of the most comprehensive…
Read MoreNote: This week’s column is by my colleague, Kimberly Sullivan, a member of our firm’s litigation department. Neighborhood Watch programs are…
Read MoreQ: The residents of our condo complex want to hire a property manager for our complex. The HOA’s board of…
Read MoreQ: Can a homeowners’ association (HOA) board of directors change the term served by the officers by a resolution, without…
Read MoreCourtesy of my colleague, Greensboro attorney Jim Slaughter, who keeps close tabs on the happenings in Raleigh that affect NC…
Read MoreQ: May a North Carolina homeowners’ association (HOA) impose a surcharge on units that are rented out by a homeowner?…
Read MoreNote: This question was answered by my colleague, CPA Gail Pizetoski of Condo-Smart.com and CondoHOACPA.com. Q: My husband is on…
Read MoreWell….that depends, but probably not. I’ve gathered from my ramblings in and around the residential and resort communities of North…
Read MoreQ: What can homeowners do when their HOA (homeowners’ association) board is not following its own bylaws, which in this…
Read MoreQ: Our homeowners association’s board of directors forgave homeowners who were two to three years behind on their assessments. This…
Read MoreIn North Carolina, the Planned Community Act applies to single-family and townhome communities and the Condominium Act applies to condominiums.…
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