Posts Tagged ‘Home Owner’s Association’
The Reason Insurance May Not Cover Damage from Settling Foundation
Question: We have owned a ranch home in an isolated area of Yavapai County for more than 10 years. The water table has been going down since we moved here, and we now have 2” cracks in our flooring from the settling of our foundation, which is only getting worse. We filed a claim with…
Read MoreAmerican Flag Can Be Flown “Upside Down” As A Signal of “Dire Distress”
Question: In a recent column you said that an HOA can generally prohibit a homeowner from flying the American flag upside down. Is that a state or federal law, or some “BS” HOA rule? I always thought that flying the American flag upside down meant that our country is in deep trouble such as the…
Read MoreHomeowner Association Lien Typically Lost By Foreclosure
Question: A homeowner in our Glendale community has not paid the monthly HOA fees for more than a year, and our HOA now has a lien of $8,000 for delinquent monthly HOA fees. The HOA president recently received a notice of foreclosure from the homeowner’s mortgage lender. If there is a foreclosure by the homeowner’s…
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