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Prospective Tenants & Criminal Records

The HUD has interpreted the Fair Housing Act and set up guidelines for screening prospective tenant applications. If your association has a

HOAs vs. Condo Associations

The main difference between an HOA and a Condominium Association is ownership. In an HOA the homeowner owns the lot and the HOA owns the common areas. In a Condominium Association each unit is owned by a unit owner and the common areas are owned jointly by all unit owners. In an HOA homeowners are responsible for maintaining their individual homes, this allows for lower fees. In the majority of HOAs each owner pays an equal share for the upkeep of the common areas resulting i