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Arizona Homeowners, HOAs, & Condo Associations


Below is a list of homeowners associations by county. If you need to get in touch with the HOA, board members or property manager please click on the "HOA Details" link below to view board members, property manager, or amenities. 

There are many benefits to living in a community that has an HOA. Realtors agree that property values are more protected when an HOA is involved. The common areas are maintained by professionals and there is increased community pride. Rules and regulations definitely deters nuisance activity and promotes conformity. Homes tend to be aesthetically pleasing and amenities are well maintained such as pools, landscaping, sports courts, walking trails etc.

When you purchase a property in an HOA community you sign documents declaring that you will abide by the HOA rules and regulations and that you will pay the monthly HOA fees. Often you will find a homeowners association in a planned development such as a leased land property, gated communities, condominiums and condo/townhome communities. You won't be able to purchase property in those neighborhoods unless you agree to join the HOA. As a general rule, you will have to pay a fee and be interviewed by the board of directors before they will give purchase approval.

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Scottsdale Terrace Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Trails Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Villa Mirage Resort Condo Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Villa Mirage Resort Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Villa Mirage Udi Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Villas Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Vista Estates Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Vista Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Vista North Townhomes Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Vista Unit Iv Homeowners Association, Glendale AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Waterfront Commercial Condo Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Waterfront Master Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Scottsdale Waterfront Residences Condo Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Seawynds Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Second Phase Parcel 10 Condo Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Second Phase Parcel 9 Condo Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Sedella Master Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sedona At Seven Canyons Unit Iii Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Sedona Heights Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sedona Sunrise Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sedona Sunrise Master Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sedona Vacation Club Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
See Canyon Homes Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Sendera Place Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Sendero Highlands Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Sendero Villas Homeowners Association, Gilbert AZ HOA Details
Senita Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Senpark Of Sun City West Condo Association, Sun City AZ HOA Details
Sera Brisa Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Serenity Shores Condo Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Sereno Canyon Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Serrano Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Settlers Crossing Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Settlers Meadow Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Settlers Point Homeowners Association, Gilbert AZ HOA Details
Settlers Point South Phase Ii Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Seven Palms Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Seven Vistas Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Seventh Avenue Estates Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sevilla Court Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Seville Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Seville Park Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Seville Place Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Seville Square Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Shadow Bend Of Scottsdale Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shadow Canyon Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Shadow Hills Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Shadow Mountain Estates Townhome Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shadow Mountain Village Mobile Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Shadow Mountain Villas Of Phoenix Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shadow Mountain Villas Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shadow Oak Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shadow Ridge Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Shadow Rock At The Foothills Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Shadow Rock Condo Association, Sun City AZ HOA Details
Shadow Run Condo Association, Gilbert AZ HOA Details
Shadow Run Unit I Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shadow View Ranch Homeowners Association, Glendale AZ HOA Details
Shadowood Condo Association, Sun City AZ HOA Details
Shadroc Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Shady Lane Estates Homeowners Association, Gilbert AZ HOA Details
Shalimar East Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Shalimar Fountains Condo Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Shalimar Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shalimar Professional Center Condo Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Shamrock Estates Homeowners Association, Gilbert AZ HOA Details
Shamrock Glen Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shamrock Townhomes Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shangri La Estates Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Shasta Green Homeowners Association, Sun City AZ HOA Details
Shea & 42nd Street Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Shea Patio Villas Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Sheely Farms Parcel 10 Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sheely Farms Parcels 8 And 9 Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Shell Americana Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Sherwood Park Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Sherwood Place Condo Association, Fountain Hills AZ HOA Details
Shores Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Show Low Bluff Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Show Low Country Estates Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Siena At Ocotillo Homeowners Association, Paradise Valley AZ HOA Details
Sienna Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sienna Court Lofts Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Sienna Estates Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Sienna Heights Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sienna Hills Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sienna Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Sienna Vista Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sierra Bella Homeowners Association, Peoria AZ HOA Details
Sierra Boulders Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Sierra Colina Homeowners Association, Goodyear AZ HOA Details
Sierra Entrada Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Sierra Estates Homeowners Association, Tempe AZ HOA Details
Sierra Estates Tuscany Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sierra Foothills Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sierra Foothills Homeowners Association, Scottsdale AZ HOA Details
Sierra Grande Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sierra Heights Homeowners Association, Mesa AZ HOA Details
Sierra Highlands Ranch Homeowners Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details
Sierra Manor Condo Association, Phoenix AZ HOA Details

Fiduciary Duties of Board Members

The day-to-day business of most developments, such as managing finances and maintenance, is typically run by its homeowner association (HOA) board of directors (the "Board"). If you live in a planned unit or joint interest development, serving on the board can be an important way to impact and help maintain your community's well-being. However, to operate responsibly and avoid potential legal liability, you'll need to know your fiduciary obligations as an HOA board member. Breach these, and you could face personal liability for your actions or errors.

The fiduciary duties of HOA board members mainly arise from state corporate law. Most HOAs are nonprofit corporations, typically formed by filing articles of incorporation in the state where the development is located. Recognizing that a corporation's board members serve in a position of trust, every state's corporation law imposes a fiduciary duty on the corporation's board of directors, requiring them to act in its best interest.

Subject to some limitations, this fiduciary duty applies to HOAs, though they are typically nonprofit corporations and even though HOA board members are usually volunteers.

A board member's fiduciary duties involve three essential components:

  • The duty of care
  • The duty of loyalty, and
  • The duty to act within the scope of its authority.

HOA Board Members' Duty of Care

To meet the duty of care, an HOA board member must make informed decisions, which might require some research before you act or vote on an HOA matter. For example, before fining a homeowner for a rule violation, you must familiarize yourself with the association's CC&Rs, and the details of the situation, such as by talking with the homeowner.

HOA board members must also act prudently and reasonably, using sound business judgment and avoiding arbitrary or capricious actions. For example, you can't issue a fine against a homeowner for painting a home red just because you don't like that color if this is not a violation of association rules about house paint color.

HOA Board Members' Duty of Loyalty

The duty of loyalty requires that HOA board members act fairly, in good faith, in the interest of, and for the benefit of, the HOA as a whole, rather than making decisions based on any personal interest or gain.

HOA board members should also avoid acting where there is a conflict of interest. For example, a board member helping select landscapers for the property should not steer contracts for landscaping to family members. For example, a board member who owns a purple house should not participate in a board vote on whether or not to allow pink and purple homes in the development.

Additionally, an HOA board member must protect members' confidentiality and not divulge information provided in confidence. For example, suppose a homeowner confides in a board member about his impending home foreclosure to arrange a payment plan for HOA dues. In that case, the board member should not disclose the information to a friend or neighbor.

HOA Board Members' Duty to Act Within the Scope of Authority

This duty requires the HOA board to perform the tasks it's obligated to carry out but prohibits the board from making decisions or acting on matters without the authority to do so. The power of an HOA comes from its obligations under state laws and the authority granted to it in the development's governing documents.

To ensure you meet your obligations as a board member, you must know what duties are required. Review your state law and HOA's governing documents, specifically the articles of incorporation and bylaws, and your development's CC&Rs to determine the HOA's obligations and the extent of its authority.

For example, if the laws or governing documents do not grant your HOA board the authority to adopt new rules and regulations, any restrictions it adopts about house colors might be invalid.

HOA Board Member Protection from Personal Liability

Many HOA board members are understandably concerned about their liability for lawsuits. Unhappy homeowners can sue the HOA and the board members individually for several reasons; for example, if the HOA fails to maintain a common area properly or discriminates when enforcing a rule.

The best protection against liability as an HOA Board member is to take what you do seriously. You can avoid a breach of fiduciary duty by fully informing yourself before making decisions, ensuring you have the authority to act, and always acting in the best interests of the HOA.

In addition, some forms of protection from personal liability are available from your state law, your development's governing documents, and your HOA's D&O insurance.

HOA Insurance That Protects Board Members

Your HOA's insurance can also provide significant liability protection for board members. General liability insurance is not enough, however. Liability insurance protects the HOA from personal injury or property damage claims. Therefore, your HOA should have adequate Director's and Officer's (D&O) insurance to protect board members in claims for the breach of fiduciary duty.



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