North Carolina HOA Fine Laws
Last reviewed 2025 · N.C.G.S. § 47F-3-102
$100/violation
Daily accrual: $100/day for continuing violations
$100 per day per violation, maximum $1,500 aggregate per violation unless the declaration authorizes higher fines
5 days
At least 5 days written notice before a fine is imposed; notice must state right to hearing
Homeowner has right to a hearing before the board before the fine is imposed; request must be made within 5 days of notice
Key rules for North Carolina HOAs
- Fine cap: $100 per day, maximum $1,500 aggregate per violation
- 5 days written notice required before fine is imposed
- Notice must inform homeowner of right to request a hearing
- Homeowner must request hearing within 5 days of receiving notice
- Governed by North Carolina Planned Community Act (Chapter 47F)
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