Trespassing in Your Community Association | How does your HOA address the issue?

Various legal jurisdictions spell out clear guidelines on what amounts to trespass. In this case, trespass involves intruding in owners units (Condo Association) or homes/property (HOA) without their consent. Individuals responsible for this type of illegal intrusion are generally liable for a criminal offense that is punishable by law, though the punishments and legal definition often vary by state. However, living in a Community Association can mean allowing certain types of trespass in specific circumstances.    Read the article……………………….

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