Can my HOA raise fees without a vote from the members? – Perez Mayoral

Your HOA may be able to raise fees without a membership vote, depending on the type of assessment. Regular monthly maintenance fees are typically set through the annual budget and election meeting. However, if unexpected issues arise, such as roof or parking lot deterioration, the association may need to pass a special assessment to cover additional costs. While special assessments often don’t require a vote, they may if the increase involves a material alteration to the property. In such cases, the homeowners will need to vote to approve the increase during a meeting. Please call us if you have any question.