I have been singled out to assume responsibility for turn on and turn off for sprinkler valves in my basement and in his garage for the pat 16 years.

Does anyone have examples of what you consider to be a fair rule violation fine schedule? Maryland examples would be most helpful.

My Master association in Florida has refused to accept a hand-delivered letter from me, a unit owner. Is this legal?

We live in a condo building. Something prompted me to check out bylaws, noticed they haven't been updated since 2003 which seems like a long time.

Can a condo board put "Keep off grass" signs on common areas?

Which is more important condo and HOA bylaws or state laws? Which should our condo board follow?

Can you suggest a good source for defining "common elements"? " We need common-sense, plain-English language to clarify--especially in a historic building plagued with water issues, in many cases of unidentifiable origin.

We have neighbors in our HOA that have messy years and do not landscape. The HOA may be able to cover a little of the landscaping but we can't pick up the trash and junk from their front yards. Any suggestions how to deal with this?

Can the HOA limit the number of units owned by a single buyer? Can the board limit the number of units owned or rented under 18yrs. Or under 55yrs.of age in a 55 or older community that is deemed to be 80-20 community?

I recently purchased a townhouse that has an HOA. It currently sits with the builder of the 5 units, 3 of which have sold. The builder and his wife are the executive board, the president when does HOA board transition?