Real examples of HOA violations analyzed by FightMyHOA.
Texas · Landscaping / Lawn height
Score: 78/100
Procedurally defective — insufficient notice period and first violation fine imposed without warning.
Fine: $200
⚠️ 4 procedural errors found
Florida · Parking violation
Score: 82/100
Strong position — no certified mail notice and hearing rights not offered before fine was assessed.
Fine: $150
⚠️ 3 procedural errors found
California · Exterior paint / color
Score: 71/100
Challengeable — vague violation notice and fine schedule not provided as required by California Civil Code §5855.
Fine: $300
⚠️ 3 procedural errors found
Sample analyses shown for illustration. Results vary by case. Not legal advice.
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