Yes, it is possible to disband an HOA (homeowners association), but it will depend on how the other residents in your community feel.
Does your association have any common areas that also need upkeep, like a clubhouse, pool, or park area? If so, that is where the rest of your association fee is going. If not, you may have a good chance of getting people on your side. Every HOA is different, but in general, you would need 80% of the community to vote in favor of disbanding the HOA for it to work.
Here is what to look into before you put your request to a vote:
You will need to hire a lawyer to create and file paperwork if you decide this is your course of action.
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