Answers: In a nutshell, yes. (You should have a copy of the agreement from when your purchased/built your home...the stipulation about the homeowners association should be in in that.)
The homeowners association is a completely separate thing from your mortgage.
Of course you do. Because you don't own a mortgage does not alleviate you of your responsibilities to the HOA. You can stop paying and the HOA will place a lien on your house. Yes , the HOA's are so that they can take meticulousness of the outside of your home. Unless they arent keep up near it then you can hold them to court and maybe carry out of paying for a while.
Should I use my hoard on a nuptial or a down transmittal on a house?
yes and taxes and upkeep and insurance and a new roof every once contained by a while (20 years), water boiler (10 years) and so one. Yes because your home is still in the association. The two hold nothing to do beside each other.
Can you buy a house near 1,000.00 down and Bad credit?
Of course you do, I'm contained by the same situation and still own to pay my fees.
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