Homeowner associations (HOAs) are created to protect property values, maintain community standards, and foster a safe and enjoyable living environment. One of the most powerful tools HOAs have to achieve this is their set of governing rules. These rules, whether they cover architectural guidelines, landscaping, parking, or noise, are the foundation for a cohesive community. But for rules to be effective, they must be both fair and clearly communicated. When poorly written, inconsistently enforced, or overly restrictive, HOA rules can create conflict, reduce resident trust, and even lead to legal challenges.    Read the article…………………………….