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Updated about 7 years ago,

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Rick F.
  • Investor
  • Portland, OR
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HOA Charging fees for parking to home, rather than car owner

Rick F.
  • Investor
  • Portland, OR
Posted

Hello there,

Summary: HOA charging for cars parked on tight street, wrong side of curb across from my property. Tenant is implicated by the HOA and warned verbally 3 times (as is required by the HOA CC&Rs) then fined. Fine must be paid by us as homeowner/landlord. Tenant admitted but then later denies the violation - claiming it was other's cars. Upon second violation, tenant talked to HOA rep directly and learned that HOA would not talk to him, it's on the landlord to resolve.

Any advice in cases like this one?  It feels like multiple wrongs:

1. HOA tried to enforce violation on city street parking to the homeowners.

2. Tenant violates parking multiple times, at first pays - now refuses.

Thoughts/advice?

Thanks,

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