Although the Pine Hollow HOA Annual meeting was well attended, there were not enough properties represented to conduct the vote on the proposed Articles of Incorporation change. The change was a re-definition of eligibility to serve on the Board.  It … More…

When you close on your house in an HOA, you are entering a legally binding contract between you and the Homeowners Association.  The rules, regulations, homeowner rights and expectations are spelled out in our governing documents. You cannot be relieved … More…

Yesterday, we talked about the danger of creating bylaw loopholes that would allow profit-driven interests to gain control over the Pine Hollow HOA, and we showed how that happened in another Southwest HOA with disastrous consequences for the homeowners. But … More…

Yesterday’s post described how the proposed bylaw amendment could allow an unscrupulous slumlord or corporation, intent only on making a profit, to take over the Pine Hollow HOA and altar our guidelines for its own gain, at the expense of … More…

Maybe you thought it couldn’t happen. Maybe you thought that no one would deed over a fraction of property to make a non-homeowner eligible to sit on the Pine Hollow HOA Board. Thank again. Remember when we alerted you that … More…