Can I be fined for not following the rules set by my condo association?

Yes, you can be fined for not following the rules set by your condo association in Tennessee. Condo Associations are given authority to enforce rules and regulations stated in the condo governing documents by charging fines. It is important to read and understand the rules and regulations set by the condo association. These rules are in place to ensure all residents abide by the same standards. If you violate a rule or regulation, the board may issue a verbal or written warning, impose a fine, impose additional fees, and/or suspend privileges (such as access to the pool or fitness center). The amount of the fines and the process for appealing the fine must be documented in the condo governing documents. The condo association board will usually review fines on a case-by-case basis. If the condo association discovers that you are violating a rule, they may issue you a notice that you are in violation and must stop the activity. If you do not comply, the association may issue a fine. It is important to respond to any notices you receive from the condo association and contact a lawyer if you feel that the imposed fine is unjust.

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