by Holly Conti | Apr 23, 2021 | Homeowner's Associations, Real Estate Law
With the increased prevalence of short-term rentals, homeowners’ associations may consider adopting restrictive covenants that prohibit rentals within the association. However, many associations do not realize there are very specific Idaho statutes that prohibit... by Briana Stockdale | Nov 10, 2020 | Covid-19, Homeowner's Associations
Many homeowners’ associations have been faced with difficult decisions to close swimming pools and other common area amenities due to COVID-19. Restrictions are constantly changing in light of the developing nature of the pandemic. These recommendations are based on... 
by Caitlin Copple | Mar 4, 2019 | Homeowner's Associations, Real Estate Law
If a homeowner’s association is an Idaho nonprofit corporation, it must hold an annual meeting of its members. Date and Time of Annual Meeting The date and time of the annual meeting must be set in the bylaws. Idaho Code § 30-30-501. If the bylaws do not tell the... 
by Caitlin Copple | Dec 4, 2017 | Homeowner's Associations
We are often asked if an HOA can fine owners for violations of the CCRs. The answer is yes, but only if: The CC&Rs clearly provide the HOA the power to fine; A notice is hand delivered to the owner or sent via certified mail at least 30 days before of a... 
by Caitlin Copple | Nov 16, 2017 | Homeowner's Associations
We often get questions about HOA liens. Here are some basic questions with our answers. W H E N C A N A N H O A F I L E A L I E N? Idaho law allows a homeowner’s association (HOA) to record a lien against a lot when the owner fails to pay... 
by Caitlin Copple | Nov 2, 2017 | Homeowner's Associations
Special meetings of the members of an HOA are sometimes necessary to vote on important matters. If the HOA is an Idaho nonprofit corporation, the notice of any special meeting must comply with Idaho Code. WHO CAN CALL A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS? The board... 
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