HOA Reviews in Indiana
2 reviews across 2 cities
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HOAs in Indiana
Crystal Bay HOA
Plainfield, Indiana
Selective enforcement.
Selective enforcement. Petty. Lack of fiduciary duty. Favortism. Mean spirited board members and property manager. Lack of knowledge and skill. Unprofessional
Canal Ridge
New Haven, Indiana
There is guy on Canal Ridge Dr.
There is guy on Canal Ridge Dr. that is a total dick. He goes around yelling at all the neighbors and then if you don't do what he says he will report you to the city. The city then threatened to put a lien on our house. Before we moved some old man was going around taping notes to peoples doors telling them to mow their grass. It’s a crappie community.
FAQ
Indiana HOA Questions
Q1:What law governs HOAs in Indiana?
Indiana HOAs are governed by the Indiana Homeowners Association Act (I.C. § 32-25.5) for planned communities and the Horizontal Property Law (I.C. § 32-25) for condominiums.
Q2:Can an Indiana HOA fine me for a first-time violation?
It depends on the governing documents. Indiana law generally requires HOAs to follow the fine schedule in their rules. Many Indiana HOAs issue a warning before imposing fines for first-time violations.
Q3:Does Indiana law require HOAs to provide meeting notice?
Yes. Indiana HOAs must provide adequate notice of meetings as required by their bylaws. Board meetings typically require at least 48 hours notice, and annual meetings require more advance notice.