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How to Tell if a Home is in an HOA

James H.
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How can I tell if a home is in an HOA? I have found an area I am interested in targeting for a new construction project. The property I am interested in has a permit pulled 3 years ago for a SFR. The foundation forms were laid and some plumbing was done. But, then the site was abandoned. Why? I want to evaluate potential HOA regulations before pursuing purchases. I have looked at the CAD website, the county clerk's website, and have looked at everything available online regarding the permit. I do not see any HOA mentions. But, also, I notice that the permit information available online does not show anything about the proposed home except for simple things like square footage and number of bedrooms. Surely there is more... What else am I missing and where would I find it?

Jim 

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Ronald Rohde
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You would check the deed.

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