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Challengeability

Strong homeowner position

Notice period not met ! Issue
Hearing offered ✓ Clear
Fine within statutory caps ? Unknown
Example — your report will include all 8 checkpoints.
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The Process

How It Works

Three steps. Sixty seconds. Serious legal analysis, in plain English.

1

Upload Your Letter

Take a photo or upload a PDF. We accept JPG, PNG, or PDF up to 10 MB.

2

Pick Your State

All 50 US states supported — each with state-specific HOA rules.

3

Get Full Analysis

Our AI reviews 8 legal checkpoints and drafts your response letter.

The 8 Checkpoints

What We Check

Every HOA fine must meet these legal standards. We verify each one.

Checkpoint 01

Notice Period

Written notice 14+ days before the fine.

Checkpoint 02

Hearing Offered

Many states require an offered hearing first.

Checkpoint 03

Fine Schedule

Must be adopted by the board and distributed.

Checkpoint 04

Rule in CC&Rs

Violation must match the governing documents.

Checkpoint 05

State Law

State statutes may override conflicting rules.

Checkpoint 06

Selective Enforcement

HOA cannot fine you alone for a common practice.

Checkpoint 07

Cure Period

You must be given time to correct the issue.

Checkpoint 08

Statutory Caps

Most states cap fines per violation — check the math.

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