HOA Violations

Governing Documents & Rules

This is where you enter the specific rule sections your board actually enforces — not a file upload. There is nothing to attach here; you type in the document name and manually copy in the exact text of each rule section, one at a time.

Why this matters

When a violation is logged, whichever rule is cited gets its exact text, section number, and title permanently copied onto that violation. This is what allows every notice to cite a specific, verifiable provision — which most state HOA laws require for a notice to be enforceable.

What to add

  • Declaration / CC&Rs — usually the most important document to add first.
  • Bylaws — only relevant if they include enforceable homeowner obligations.
  • Rules & Regulations — a shorter supplement, often easier to amend than the CC&Rs.
  • Policy — board-adopted policies like fine schedules or ARC guidelines.

You do not need to enter every section of your governing documents — only the ones you actually cite in violations.

Document versions

If your community has amended its CC&Rs, use the Document / Amendment Label field to match whatever title is printed on the actual recorded amendment (e.g. "First Amendment to Declaration"), and use Supersedes to mark the older version as replaced.

Last updated: August 21, 2026