What is an HOA Special Assessment, and When Should It Be Levied?

If you live in a planned community, there is a possibility you are part of a homeowner’s association (HOA) which requires members to pay fees. The regular dues cover the daily operations of the association, such as simple repairs. However, there are moments when these dues won’t cover all the expenses. For example, when unexpected expenses arise due to natural disasters.     Read the entire article……………………………….

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