Why Condo Associations Are Sweating After A Judge’s Ruling https://t.co/pjXvHKfAxZ #HOA — Ward Lucas (@Ward_Lucas) April 17, 2017 Hawaiian Islands investigative reporter and columnist  IAN LIND reports:  “ It’s probably going to take years to unravel the legal and financial uncertainty now facing condominium associations and law firms that used nonjudicial foreclosures — private sales without supervision by courts — to collect unpaid maintenance fees or other assessments prior to 2012. ” Neighbors at War! tells about the growing crisis in the modern HOA movement and lays out one of the only strategies to stop the coming collapse of the covenant-controlled neighborhood. Your freedom really is at risk! Your personal wealth is at risk. Your Constitutional rights are being secretly shredded! And it’s all legal. http://canswerist.com

Search▶ HOA Lawyers Bingo, bango, bongo or just BING Twitter Facebook Google Avvo.com While it's true that you find more than a million links for the topic above at the sites searched, you may not need to go any further than your neighborhood HOA to understand the powerful link between your association and the legal counsel they have hired▶ It also won't take you long to realize that the very same legal counsel is the primary roadblock to real transparency within your association, or at least that is the observation of this HOA citizen journalist. https://goo.gl/G4uGDn If you read the a series of search results and archive on topic (# transparency ), the question of how much or how little transparency exists in the typical common interest development (aka HOA) is answered only by personal experience ▶ As for our Inland Empire, Southern California HOA, the # transparency  experience is uneven, at best ▶  In California, the complicated Davis-Stir...

#SocialCurrentSee ® ( #HOAs *) (pending archive post for #ALTACITIES ) via ALTALOMAN · @Storify https://t.co/EzJkWg1zYZ — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) March 27, 2016 A former Florida legislator has some telling observations about common interest developments (aka HOAs) and he's not the first with potent thoughts on these places.  If you didn't know this already, the Sunshine State offers the largest spread of HOAs in the nation, just ahead of California. VIDEO (CLICK TO VIEW) WHEN YOU CHANGE THE WAY YOU LOOK AT THINGS,  THE THINGS YOU LOOK AT CHANGE SITE MAP #ALTACITIES  |  Today's Tweets are Tomorrow's Posts  |  #SocialCurrentSee DashFOX® http://www.nomorobo.com STOP ROBO CALLS!

When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change Attorney-Client rights: Communications received by or copied to an association manager privileged? Court says no! | https://t.co/oY9uhiGdXC — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) January 26, 2016 Attorney-Client Privilege: Are Attorney Communications Received By or Copied To An Association's Manager Privileged? https://t.co/9XBBj5p3uZ — Community Assns Net (@canetwork) January 19, 2016 Notable YouTube source QUIMBEE provides a brief excerpt in this tutorial video on the purpose of the attorney-client privilege, its three elements, and how the privilege may be destroyed or "broken." Tweets about HOA attorney LAUNCH A "NEXTDOOR"NEIGHBORHOOD FOR YOUR COMMUNITY Flip②▶

#ALTACITIES observes: HOA governing transparency not guaranteed but is qualified, not absent by law! https://t.co/jnFjaZRA57 — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) January 6, 2016 DISCUSSION # ALTACITIES term▶ ' omission '  rarely used, admitted in HOA world; in fact, found but once on p. 60 § 1365.7 of  California Davis-Stirling Law (DSL). ▶ 'OMISSION':  Regarding the topic, the lack of multiple definitions in the DSL * (as noted above) doesn't preclude or eliminate such reference elsewhere in the California Civil Code, as in  Civil Code §5800 - §5810 where you will find the word  'omission'  mentioned nine (9) times. In fact, to better understand the application of ' 'omission'  as that term relates to board duties, you probably need to do a thorough  SEARCH  of the term on multiple state law and HOA sites. The  ALTACITIES SEARCH LINK  may assist this task. Legal case law also needs to be reviewed and that, agai...

( CORONA   in sync with   ALTACITIES ) Despite the  Davis-Stirling Law  (DSL) in California, there really is no court of appeals for HOA disputes.  There is alternative dispute resolution (or mediation ), but the courts are largely hands-off regarding HOA conflicts, even those that have a profound common interest. Of course, that reality is not of much concern when homeowners consider most of the business transacted by, within, and for most common interest developments, aka homeowner associations (or HOAs), yet because human beings are involved, you can't totally discount the occurrence of conflicts, some of which rise to the level of real legal disputes. ▶ Flip②▶  STORIFY  ♥  FLIPBOARD ★  BLOGGER  ▲ ALTACITIES  ® ▶  TWITTER Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner [ View the story "HOA conflicts of interest" on Storify ]