Main AI / HOA Document Analyzer
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Your HOA has rules. Know which ones actually bind you.

Main AI reads your HOA declaration, bylaws, CC&Rs, or violation notice and flags overreaching rules, improper fines, and the limits the association has to follow.

Every finding quoted from your document
The law cited, not invented
Next steps prepared for you
What Main AI finds

What we catch in your hoa document

Improper fines & penalties
Many HOA fines must follow notice-and-hearing procedures. Skipped steps can make a fine unenforceable.
State HOA / common-interest statutes
Selective enforcement
An HOA that enforces a rule against you but not others may be barred from enforcing it at all.
Equal enforcement doctrine
Unrecorded or amended rules
Rules not properly adopted or recorded may not bind owners — the procedure matters.
CC&R amendment requirements
Excessive assessment increases
Many states cap how much an HOA can raise dues without a member vote.
Assessment / budget limits
Right to documents
You generally have a legal right to inspect HOA records, budgets, and meeting minutes.
Owner inspection rights
Foreclosure threats
HOA liens and foreclosure follow strict procedures; threats that skip them may be improper.
HOA lien / foreclosure rules
How it works

Three steps. Under 60 seconds.

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Upload your document
PDF, paste, or screenshot. Any format, any length. Main AI routes it to the right analysis instantly.
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Get findings in under 60s
Every finding quoted from your exact document — never invented. The relevant law, dollar impacts, and severity included.
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Act on what's prepared
Letters, disputes, and next steps drafted and ready. You review, you send.
Questions people ask

HOA Document questions, answered.

Only if the CC&Rs or properly adopted rules authorize the specific fine, the amount is within stated limits, and you received the notice and hearing process your state and governing documents require. Fines issued outside that process are challengeable — and boards skip steps constantly.

The hierarchy: state statute, then the CC&Rs (recorded covenants), then bylaws, then board-adopted rules. A rule that conflicts with the CC&Rs or statute loses. Most disputes are won by showing the board acted outside what the higher document allows.

In many states, yes — unpaid assessments can become a lien that the association can foreclose, sometimes over surprisingly small amounts. That makes disputed charges urgent: challenge them in writing early rather than letting them compound with late fees and legal costs.

Request the exact provision you allegedly violated, check the notice against the required process (cure period, hearing rights), and respond in writing before the deadline. Main AI reads the notice against your CC&Rs and drafts the response.

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Every finding quoted from your document · Never trained on your data · Results in under 60 seconds