Covenants and restrictions form the foundation of a homeowners’ association. By establishing standards for what homeowners must do, and must refrain from doing, they set the tone for the community. Well-planned covenants can protect property values, promote safety and aesthetic appeal, and generally improve a neighborhood’s quality of life. But if they’re ill-conceived, covenants and restrictions can become an annoyance to HOA members, lead to lower property values, and even infringe upon basic constitutional and common law rights of homeowners. Read the article…………………………..
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