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An HOA title doesn’t create a leader.

When HOA Enforcement Starts to Feel Personal Just when I thought my HOA story couldn't get any more ridiculous, another warning letter arrived.

There are moments when advocacy feels like shouting into the wind.

Over the past several weeks, I've seen countless social media posts saying that Georgia's new HOA law, SB 406, "takes effect July 1."

For years, many homeowners in HOA communities have been told the same thing: “Rules are rules.”

When Georgia's Property Owners' Bill of Rights Act (SB 406) takes effect, many homeowners will finally have protections they've been asking for for years.

For years, homeowners across Georgia have been told the same thing: "If you don't like your HOA, move."

At the April 16th City Council meeting in the City of South Fulton, something powerful happened — homeowners who have spent years speaking up about HOA abuse, lack of transparency, retaliation, and the need for meaningful reform were publicly recognized f…

Homeowners associations (HOAs) often promise well-maintained communities and stable property values — but for one metro Atlanta resident, the reality has been anything but that.

You bought your dream home, picturing peaceful weekends and cozy evenings.

If you’ve ever felt like your Homeowners Association (HOA) is more of a headache than a help, you’re not alone.

Homeowners Associations (HOAs) are often marketed as guardians of “property values” and “community standards.”

For many Georgia homeowners, living in an HOA has meant far more than neighborhood rules and landscaping standards.

Is Selective Enforcement a Red Flag—or Just Normalized?

Uncomfortable HOA Questions What If We Let Them Take Us to Court?

Across Georgia, more and more homeowners are feeling frustrated by HOAs that overstep their authority.

When homeowners are fined, threatened, and silenced, shouldn’t we know who’s in charge?

A homeowner recently reached out to me and asked, “What should I do about vendor requests?”

Living in a community governed by a Homeowners Association (HOA) can feel like a double-edged sword.

This week, I once again reached out to Georgia representatives to demand action on the ongoing harassment and selective enforcement I...