12 Things Your HOA Can’t Stop You From Doing Legally
If you live in a community with a homeowners association (HOA), you know the frustrations that can come with fighting an uphill battle over a front door color or a new tree in your yard.
Fighting a legal battle against your HOA isn’t necessarily a smart money move for homeowners, so it’s important to know your rights. If you understand what the HOA can and can’t do, you can make a case for your situation without involving the courts.
You have the legal right to do the following when fighting an HOA.
Make Money: 8 things to do if you're barely scraping by financially- https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/12-things-your-hoa-can-t-stop-you-from-doing-legally/ss-AA1uNw3j?ocid=00000000
Related
See the Median Salary of Americans Your Age in Every State
How much you earn varies greatly depending on where you live, and also where you are in your career. Are you just starting out? In your peak earning years? Or are you retired? Find Out: Billionaires...
MoneyThe Salary That Singles Need To Live Comfortably in 100 Major US Cities
A comfortable living may look different for everyone, but it typically means you can cover your basic expenditures and still have enough money for leisure, savings and even investing opportunities....
MoneyMy soon-to-be ex-husband placed his money in a trust before we married, and used it to buy properties. Am I entitled to any of these?
THE MONEYIST Dear Moneyist, My spouse created a revocable trust two months before our marriage without my knowledge. He placed all of his money in the trust fund. We are now getting a divorce. Am I entitled to any of his assets? Or not? He also bought an investment property, supposedly with his trust fund, a month after marriage without my knowledg...
MoneyMark Cuban: 6 Terrible Ways To Invest Your Money
In addition to owning the Dallas Mavericks and his long-standing appearance on "Shark Tank," Mark Cuban has amassed a fortune through savvy investments. For You: I Followed Mark Cuban's Genius...
MoneyFour US families break down their parenting budget: ‘The amount we spend on our children is ridiculous’
Children cost a lot of money. In the US, the average cost of raising a child from birth to age 18 is $237,482, according to one 2023 study. And that’s just the price of the “bare bones” expenses – necessities like rent, food and childcare. In the UK, raising a child costs on average £223,256. But those numbers can feel abstract. So, to get a better understanding of what parenting costs really look like, we asked four sets of parents to break...
MoneyHow to Pay for a Nursing Home With No Money
For those with a limited budget for nursing home care, learn what to do and where to get the assistance you require.
MoneyThe annual salary you need to earn to be in the top 1% in every US state
The annual salary you need to earn to be in the top 1% in every US state
MoneyMillennials inherited a dusty old apartment in Italy. They renovated it — only to be told they should have left it alone.
A young couple was told they "destroyed" their Rome apartment because they decided to modernize it rather than preserve every detail.
Money