What is NOT a duty of a member of a homeowner's association?

A member of a homeowner's association (HOA) typically has certain responsibilities that are related to the governance and management of the community. While paying membership fees, attending meetings regularly, and proposing measures to raise funds are all activities that directly relate to participation within the HOA, maintaining personal property falls outside the scope of HOA duties.

Maintaining personal property is primarily the responsibility of the individual homeowner. Each member is expected to care for their own property according to the guidelines set by the HOA, but this does not constitute a duty of the association or its members in the context of their collective governance and operational participation. Therefore, while homeowners are expected to ensure their properties adhere to community standards, the actual maintenance of those properties is not classified as a duty associated with being a member of the homeowner's association.