What are the rules for a Hoa in Michigan?
What are the rules for a Hoa in Michigan?
HOA rules in Michigan vary widely. It is important to read and understand all community regulations before purchasing property in an HOA-managed community. Most homeowners’ associations require the signing of a contract upon purchase.
How is the Board of directors of a Hoa elected?
According to the corporation act, the board of directors must contain at least three members. Directors are elected by the homeowners at the annual member meeting. Homeowners have the power to remove a director for any reason with a majority vote unless it is otherwise stated in the community bylaws.
How are community regulations changed in a Hoa?
Amendments can be made to community regulations with a majority vote from the board of directors. Approval from homeowners is not required unless it is stated in community bylaws. Any changes to the Articles of Incorporation or the bylaws must be documented in the county in which the community is located.
What can I do if my Hoa won’t do something?
Chances are good (although not certain) that you’ll have the upper hand in a proper court of law, Smith says, especially if the board of directors acted in an underhanded manner. If the association’s governing documents allow it, start by demanding a hearing before the board.
HOA rules in Michigan vary widely. It is important to read and understand all community regulations before purchasing property in an HOA-managed community. Most homeowners’ associations require the signing of a contract upon purchase.
According to the corporation act, the board of directors must contain at least three members. Directors are elected by the homeowners at the annual member meeting. Homeowners have the power to remove a director for any reason with a majority vote unless it is otherwise stated in the community bylaws.
Chances are good (although not certain) that you’ll have the upper hand in a proper court of law, Smith says, especially if the board of directors acted in an underhanded manner. If the association’s governing documents allow it, start by demanding a hearing before the board.
Who is the Michigan Attorney General for Hoa?
To the extent an HOA’s activities implicate any consumer protection statutes, the HOA is subject to the enforcement power of the Michigan Attorney General. Importantly, homeowners’ associations are bound by its governing documents (Bylaws, Declaration, Articles of Incorporation).