Utah HOA Law Blog
Tips for getting HOA members to follow the community rules
In theory, every person who moves into an HOA will read the community rules and not just agree to them, but choose the community because of them. The rules are there to create the type of community that everyone wants to live in. They should want to follow those rules...
What’s involved with a nonjudicial foreclosure in a Utah HOA?
If you serve on an HOA board, you probably do it because you love your community and want to make it a better place. Having rules and standards can help improve property values for everyone. Unless your HOA wants to lose its authority, you have to carefully and...
Is it time to redo our governing documents?
There is no question that Governing Documents (namely, CCRs and Bylaws) need to be updated from time to time. This is primarily due to two issues (1) changing statutes; and (2) best practices. Consequently, a common question we receive from both new and old...
Ways to get HOA homeowners to pay their unpaid assessments
If you are part of the board for the local homeowners association (HOA), your position likely comes with some stressful obligations. You have to advocate for the entire community and also enforce rules and regulations for those who own homes in your HOA. Part of...
Timely enforcement is critical for your HOA’s future authority
Property owners can lose potential resale value due to the behaviors or questionable aesthetic decisions of their neighbors. Homeowner associations (HOAs) serve the critical role of establishing and enforcing standards within a community. From preventing loud parties...