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Homeowner faces big penalty after unknowingly breaking HOA rules

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A homeowner says she was worried some of her trees might fall so she took them down, but she didn’t realize she needed approval from her Homeowners Association (HOA) first. Now, the board is requiring her to spend tens of thousands of dollars in yard work or face fines.

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Homeowner told to pay $31k by HOA after doing yard work on her own property

A HOMEOWNER risks having to cough up thousands of dollars to her homeowner’s association after she had some trees removed from her yard. The resident, who lives in a neighborhood of Mount Holly, North Carolina – around 15 miles from Charlotte – decided on the drastic action as she feared some of the trees may topple. A woman in Stonewall, North Carolina, has been told to pay $32,000 by the HOA for cutting down trees in her own backyardWSOC After…

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Homeowner faces big penalty after unknowingly breaking HOA rules

A homeowner says she was worried some of her trees might fall so she took them down, but she didn’t realize she needed approval from her Homeowners Association (HOA) first. Now, the board is requiring her to spend tens of thousands of dollars in yard work or face fines.

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Colorado legislators consider another round of HOA bills to protect homeowners from foreclosure

The Colorado General Assembly is poised to approve additional protections for homeowners who become indebted to their homeowners associations and risk losing their houses because of unpaid fines, late fees and legal bills. Two bills are up for consideration this legislative session. One is intended to protect homeowner equity and avoid courthouse foreclosure auctions, and is one vote away from legislative approval. A second bill, which would cre…

·Denver, United States
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Denver Post broke the news in Denver, United States on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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