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Where can I ask a homeowners association (HOA) question?

An HOA discussion room for civil, productive questions from residents and managers — with required title tags and no pure venting.

r/HOA is for civil discussion of homeowners and condo associations. Posts need state and property-type tags, and the room expects productive problem-solving rather than pure vent threads.

Where to ask

r/HOA

Best for: Rules interpretation, board process, fees and dispute questions about an HOA or COA.

Why it fits: Its public description: “This subreddit is for civil discussions regarding Homeowners Associations,” and it requires state and property-type tags in titles.

Rules to know before posting:

  • Keep it civil — no personal insults, discriminatory content, trolling or pile-ons.
  • Keep it productive — hate-the-HOA venting without a solvable question is not the point of the room.
  • No advertisements, solicitation, referral codes, surveys or crowdfunding.
  • Stay relevant to HOAs, COAs or similar entities; outdated article dumps may be removed.
  • No reposts; accounts must be more than one day old to post.

Read r/HOA’s current rules on Reddit

Before you post

  • Put state and property type in the title as the community requires, and quote the rule text you are asking about.
  • Peer replies are not legal advice — use the legal where-to-post page when you need jurisdiction-specific legal information.
  • Buying or mortgage questions before you own belong on the first-time-buyer page.

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Rule summaries are paraphrased from each community’s published rules (public archive copy retrieved 7 November 2026; original snapshot date unavailable). Current rules may differ — check the community’s rules before posting. A good fit does not guarantee a reply.