Definition
An owner who is current on assessments and compliant with the rules, often a condition for voting or using amenities.
A member in good standing is an owner who is current on their assessments and not in violation of the governing documents. Many associations tie certain privileges — voting, running for the board, or using amenities — to good-standing status.
The exact definition and consequences are set by the governing documents and state law; some states limit an HOA's ability to suspend voting rights. Applying good-standing rules consistently is essential to keep them enforceable.