Can an HOA change rules for paint colors without giving homeowners a say? Christopher A. Combs. Real estate law guest columnist. Question: We have lived in our home for 12 years.

Can an HOA change the paint colors required for houses without owners voting? Find out in this week's real estate law column.

Question: The paint committee in my HOA is telling me to change the color of my house to white because I have a gray roof. My house is now cream with gray trim. It's been that way for the last ...

While hanging up paint samples and testing swatches can help you pick a hue you like, there's one thing you may not be ...

Q: When I bought my home 16 years ago, I picked my lot, floorplan, brick and paint color from the developer. Recently the new HOA board picked a new paint color scheme without involving the homeown… ...

Q: My HOA approved a certain trim color on my house approximately 20 years ago. In the meantime, the color faded and I recently repainted the house and the trim came out a little brighter.

Each year in the Valley of the Sun, it’s an occurrence that catches hundreds (if not more) of homeowners off-guard: an HOA letter that states it’s time to re-paint the exterior of your home.

Question: The paint committee in my HOA is telling me to change the color of my house to white because I have a gray roof. My house is now cream with gray trim. It's been that way for the last ...

Q: When I bought my home 16 years ago, I picked my lot, floorplan, brick and paint color from the developer. Recently the new HOA board picked a new paint color scheme without involving the homeown… ...

Q: Help! During a monthly meeting, I presented a petition signed by many homeowners concerning the color they were going to paint the complex – we wanted a newer look. They wouldn’t consider ...