When HOA Enforcement Starts to Feel Personal Just when I thought my HOA story couldn't get any more ridiculous, another warning letter arrived. This time? My fence. A fence that was installed in December 2025. It is now August 2026. For approximately eight months, that fence has been standing in plain sight. Yet somehow, after all this time, my HOA has suddenly decided that my fence warrants a warning. And considering everything that has happened between me and this HOA, I ha

There are moments when advocacy feels like shouting into the wind. You send the emails. You request the records. You research the statutes. You attend the meetings. You ask the uncomfortable questions. You speak with lawmakers. You tell your story. And sometimes, you wonder whether anyone is actually listening. Then a moment comes along that reminds you why you kept going. This is one of those moments for me. I am incredibly honored to announce that I have been invited to par

Over the past several weeks, I've seen countless social media posts saying that Georgia's new HOA law, SB 406, "takes effect July 1." That's only partially true. While July 1 is an important milestone, it's important for homeowners to understand exactly what changed—and what hasn't. What Became Effective on July 1? Only Section 7 of the Georgia Property Owners' Bill of Rights Act became effective on July 1, 2026. This section addresses one issue that has frustrated homeowners