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California Law May Increase Homeowners Association Fees
California Assembly Bill 2050, pending Governor Gavin Newsom's approval, could lead to higher homeowners association fees by requiring HOAs to maintain a 30-year reserve fund. If reserves fall below zero, HOAs must transfer a portion of their budget into reserves, potentially resulting in special assessments for homeowners. The bill has drawn criticism for its potential impact on homeowners, while supporters argue it will improve maintenance funding.
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California Assembly Bill 2050, pending Governor Gavin Newsom's approval, could lead to higher homeowners association fees by requiring HOAs to maintain a 30-year reserve fund. If reserves fall below zero, HOAs must transfer a portion of their budget into reserves, potentially resulting in special assessments for homeowners. The bill has drawn criticism for its potential impact on homeowners, while supporters argue it will improve maintenance funding.
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