If Roxie buys Alabaster's property, will she inherit the HOA fees associated with it?

When Roxie purchases Alabaster's property, she will indeed inherit any and all Homeowners Association (HOA) obligations associated with that property. This is a fundamental principle in real estate transactions: when a property is sold, the new owner takes on the rights, responsibilities, and obligations attached to that property, which includes any fees or dues owed to the HOA.

HOAs typically have governing documents that specify the obligations of property owners, including the payment of fees for the maintenance and management of common areas, amenities, and services. These obligations are generally recorded and are binding upon all current and future owners of the property. As such, Roxie will be responsible for those HOA fees as the new owner, which is essential for maintaining the community and ensuring that services are provided.

The other options present alternative scenarios that do not align with the standard practices regarding HOA obligations. For instance, the idea that HOA obligations don't pass from one owner to another does not reflect the legal realities of property ownership and HOA governance. Similarly, concepts such as needing to pay fees for a year before opting out or having the option to opt out are not accurate representations of how HOA obligations work in most jurisdictions, including Arizona. Hence, the correct choice underlines the legal continuity