FAQs

What is an HOA?

A Homeowner's Association (HOA) functions as the governing body for a defined residential community. Composed of homeowners, the HOA is responsible for the administration and maintenance of communal areas, as well as ensuring compliance with established community guidelines.

Why join IDHOANFC?

How can I get involved?

What changes are proposed?

Who ought to become an IDHOANFC member?

There are numerous ways to contribute your time and skills, whether through volunteering, participating in our town hall meetings, or supporting our call to action initiatives that align with your desires.

A summary of our proposal for amendments is available for review on the legislation page. Click the "Legislation" button below.

To ensure the continued protection of property rights and promote transparent governance within Homeowners Associations, we review and propose amendments. These revisions aim to clarify existing regulations, enhance accountability, and foster a more equitable environment for all members.

Any homeowner in a HOA community in Idaho is welcome to join and take part.

How are HOAs formed?

HOAs start with developer-created documents and homeowner agreements. They are generally structured as non-profit organization and operates within the legal framework governing these entities. In Idaho, the operation of HOAs is subject to both state laws specific to HOAs and the regulations pertaining to non-profit corporations.

Who manages an HOA?

A board of elected homeowners oversees the HOA, often with a hired manager.