We are a small 10 unit townhouse/HOA development in Florida. We are being asked to vote on a special assessment to have the common area drives resurfaced. One of the owners does not have the funds to pay the special assessment. There are not enough funds in the reserves to pay their portion.

Not casting a vote is the same as casting a 'no' vote for a special assessment. But, does it have a numerical value? Do we have to add the homeowner's voting percentage to our total count in the state of Washington? We need 51% to pass or reject a special assessment vote.

How to assess HOA members? Is it equal or do larger homes pay more?

I live in Miami Beach fl. in an 84 units condominium, we are going thru difficulties with a new board of directors [5] They approved an assessment

Is it legal to impose prior owners, "special assessment bill" to new ownership? HOA applied my HOA assessment to a Special Assessment, I knew nothing about. How can I get my funds return?

We are a 20-year old condo association of 64 units in 16 4-unit buildings. Each unit has a flat roof over a veranda that everyone has enclosed.

The money they want to use is almost all the money we have in the reserve. It that took almost 9 years to accumulate. We have only been able to save $25K a year to put back into our reserve.

Can the unit owner have this assessment waived due to the 5yr statute of limitations? It's been over 5yrs and the HOA never came after the unit owner until now. What legal rights does the unit owner have?

Votes needed for special assessment increase in Florida?

Now, the board finds that the cost of the portico is double what they expected due to the town and hurricane requirements. However, there is no money for the project.