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Updated 9 months ago on . Most recent reply

2 HOA- 1 Property
Hello,
I have a rental townhouse in a complex that has a monthly HOA (~$2K yearly). That complex is located within a larger neighborhood that has another HOA. The larger HOA is asking for a yearly fee of ~$300. Do I have to pay that as well? When I asked them what I was paying for, they said common areas, but I pay monthly to the complex's HOA, and that covers the common areas as well.
Location- North Raleigh, NC.
Thanks!
Most Popular Reply

That's unfortunate. But yes, you are under both HOAs then. This stuff happens with condos and townhomes sometimes, and very frustrating. I try to avoid HOAs for rentals but if you're going down the townhouse route you can't, need to be careful with them.