Looks That Kill? When HOA Rules Cross the Line
When Style Becomes a Safety Hazard
After 29 rattlesnake encounters and thousands spent on protective fencing, one Arizona family asked their HOA for permission to extend a gate for safety. The response? Denied—for aesthetic reasons. The kicker? Those “rules” don’t actually exist in writing. When vague HOA standards endanger lives, it’s more than bad governance—it’s a legal issue.
Find out where the line is—and when it’s time to fight back.
Is Your HOA Restricting Short-Term Rentals? That May be Illegal
Many Arizona homeowners' associations (HOAs) are tightening short-term rentals regulations, but are these restrictions legal? Whether enacted through board vote or majority decision, several of these bans may infringe on state law and individual property rights. If you live in a community with new rental restrictions, it's essential to understand what the law states and how to protect your interests.
What Are CC&Rs—and Why Every Arizona Homebuyer Should Read Them Carefully
Thinking of buying a home in an HOA community?
Before you sign on the dotted line, know exactly what you’re getting into. Hidden fees, strict rules, surprise assessments—your HOA’s CC&Rs could contain more than you bargained for. At Dessaules Law Group, we help Arizona homeowners uncover the fine print before it becomes a problem. Here's what you need to know.