Land Use & Zoning
Under New Mexico law, a homeowners association (HOA) has the power to:
AOverride local zoning ordinances
BEnforce deed restrictions and CC&Rs, collect assessments, and place liens on delinquent properties✓ Correct
CGrant variances from setback requirements
DRezone properties within the association
Explanation
An HOA derives its power from recorded CC&Rs and its governing documents. It can enforce deed restrictions, levy and collect assessments, and file liens on properties with delinquent dues.
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