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<blockquote data-quote="travisstorma" data-source="post: 3222723" data-attributes="member: 24683"><p>Amazing the vote can happen so fast. Most HOA Bylaws state there has to be some sort of meeting which with proper notification of such meeting, usually 20-30 days before the meeting. I'd be looking at both the Bylaws and the covenants. </p><p></p><p>We had a HOA president threatening to put a lien on a HOA shareholders house. The problem was the covenants didn't state a lien could be applied for an unpaid due. That cost the HOA (divided by us, the shareholders) about $6,200 in attorney fees when the plaintiff won and the HOA lost due to them thinking they could fine and lien the unpaid house. That put them in check.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="travisstorma, post: 3222723, member: 24683"] Amazing the vote can happen so fast. Most HOA Bylaws state there has to be some sort of meeting which with proper notification of such meeting, usually 20-30 days before the meeting. I'd be looking at both the Bylaws and the covenants. We had a HOA president threatening to put a lien on a HOA shareholders house. The problem was the covenants didn't state a lien could be applied for an unpaid due. That cost the HOA (divided by us, the shareholders) about $6,200 in attorney fees when the plaintiff won and the HOA lost due to them thinking they could fine and lien the unpaid house. That put them in check. [/QUOTE]
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