Whether homeowners are wishing to renovate their homes in order to sell the property, or whether they are wanting to improve the home for their own use, renovations can be a source of conflict within the community. Noise, dust, and the unsightliness of construction can irk other homeowners and cause rising tensions. The best way to prevent unnecessary conflicts is to prepare a plan in advance for how your HOA will regulate renovations. Here are the top five renovations rules that your should implement in your HOA.    Read the article……………

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