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In the context of a neighborhood, a covenant refers to a set of rules or restrictions that homeowners agree to abide by as part of a formal agreement or contract.
The short answer is no; a covenant is not the same as an HOA. An HOA, or Homeowners Association, is a governing body created by a real estate developer or community members to manage and maintain common areas and amenities and enforce rules and regulations within a specific neighborhood or community.
The declaration of covenants filed by a developer for a particular subdivision project will generally contain language that delegates control and enforcement authority to a newly-formed homeowners association or an architectural control board.
Can a neighbour enforce a restrictive covenant? A neighbour can only enforce a restrictive covenant on a property or land if they are the landowner that benefits from the covenant. A neighbour that has no direct connection to the restrictive covenant cannot enforce it in any way.
Removing a restrictive covenant is possible, but it can be challenging. Youll typically need approval from a majority of affected homeowners, and the process varies by state. Some covenants expire automatically after a specific period. Others can be modified through legal action if theyre outdated or unenforceable.

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Restrictive covenants are legally binding rules attached to your property deed that limit what you can do with your home and land. These rules originate from builders, condo associations, or homeowners associations to maintain property values and neighborhood character.
In some cases, restrictive covenants can be challenged or removed, particularly if they are outdated, unclear, or have been previously ignored. However, ignoring a valid covenant can lead to legal consequences, including injunctions, financial damages, or court orders.

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