specific performance

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KimberlyC (<Click to Select State>)
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Posted:

Can I "sue" my homeowners association for specific performance? I live in South Florida and its my understanding that my HOA is contractually obligated to maintain the common areas, however, a specific area is not being maintained and I have complained about it and so have other homeowners. The management says they are working on it - but other areas in this community which suffered the same, have been improved.

RogerB (Colorado)
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Posted:

Kimberly, the answer is yes. Anyone can sue for any reason but doesn't mean you should. You probably have many other means which can be more effective. Perhaps a letter from an attorney would be more appropriate if the Board just ignores a "reasonable request" for which they have adequate resources.

Don't let your upset and ego cost you a lot of time and money by jumping into a legal battle which you may well lose.

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