Proposed Bills To Further Safeguard Homeowner Rights
Lawmakers in Arizona are pushing for reform to curb the abuse of power by Homeowner Associations.
"There's also a different approach at work these days. In recent years, lawmakers tried to craft a massive reform bill that touched on countless aspects of associations. That failed. Some considered that a lesson learned, and this session offers a slew of narrowly focused bills, each addressing a specific HOA concern... HOAs can be a police force of sorts with the power to foreclose on homes."
Thanks to Ambar Mukherjee
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