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GA Real Estate Law & Homeowner Association Issue?
Anybody familiar with GA real estate laws? I signed the agreement to pay for homeowner association fee monthly at the attorney's office for the closing. The policy copy I have states that the fee includes grass cutting every other week in summer and yard maintenance.
I wrote the homeowner association several times to complain about my grass was not cut, while others were. The homeowner association has never responded to my letters. I wrote them a letter this time stating "I would stop paying the fee starting the following month, if my grass is not cut within the next 3 weeks."
This letter was sent out about10 days ago. So far my grass has not been cut; I have not received any responses either. I am just wondering:
Is it legal to stop paying the homeowner association fee, when my letters were ignored and the homeowner association has not fulfill their duty on my property?
Thanks
2 Answers
- Tiger BalmLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
You have to continue paying the HOA fee. It's weird that you did not get a response. I would make some calls.
You should have received a thick book called a CCR that outlines all the rules and bylaws of the HOA.
- Spock (rhp)Lv 71 decade ago
nope.
ask one of your new neighbors who the association president is and go visit that person. then ask why the agreement isn't being fulfilled.
Source(s): ex-landlord