Actually you sleep with the Sovereign. lol.I am the President of my HOA. There's one house in it. I sleep with the vice president.
Actually you sleep with the Sovereign. lol.I am the President of my HOA. There's one house in it. I sleep with the vice president.
I don’t have one - nor do we need one - but I had a nice rental condo in BCS and the HOA worked for that …HOAs are basically for people who don't want to be homeowners. They're nothing more than huge apartment complexes.
Well that landscaping is a little overgrown. IJS...reminds me of my own overgrown landscaping which I've been trying to entice the HOA to pull out and replace. lol.Why do people think that if you don't want to live in an HOA, your yard must be a trashed landfill?
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If my house was in my MIL's HOA, there would be 3 violations in this picture.
1. Shrubs partially obscuring windows
2. Flagpole
3. Political sign
HOAs are the pinnacle of narcissism, whether they realize it or not. It's the ultimate playground for someone seeking an inflated sense of self-importance while also able to play the victim anytime they feel like it.
If you don't pay my mortgage or my taxes, you have ZERO right to tell me what I can or can't do with my property regardless of how reasonable or logical those demands may be. It's that simple.
As for bad neighbors, I solved that issue by not having neighbors. Rural life FTW!
Now if it was a passenger vehicle with no open bed, would they not object to him parking in his driveway? Does the no driveway parking only apply to open bed vehicles?The HOA is telling him to do that!
I agree with the HOA here, if you have a garage, part that giant pile of waste in the garage. If it doen't fit you shouldn't have bought it. Park it in the rv/boat corral. This ain't skid row with them po boi showin' their bling bang.
Most ALL "nice" neighborhoods require this. I lived in a ritzy town (up the street from Jay Leno) in a country club neighborhood with my parents when I was a teen.
I wasn't much for the country club "phoney baloney" so that's why I moved out in the sticks into an untouched town in a log cabin.
I actually like that!Here's one for you HOA & housing development haters. Every house in the development we live in has a carriage light on each side of the garage door, wired directly into a photocell so they all turn on and off automatically. No choice, no switch. How's that for cookie cutter living?
No ranch style homes allowedHere's one for you HOA & housing development haters. Every house in the development we live in has a carriage light on each side of the garage door, wired directly into a photocell so they all turn on and off automatically. No choice, no switch. How's that for cookie cutter living?
Here's one for you HOA & housing development haters. Every house in the development we live in has a carriage light on each side of the garage door, wired directly into a photocell so they all turn on and off automatically. No choice, no switch. How's that for cookie cutter living?
No, people put in red, green, blue bulbs in support of their favorite first responders I guess.Does it specify the bulb color? For chuckles, I’d put in a red bulb just to mess with their minds.
Probably provides a bit of good security tooNo, people put in red, green, blue bulbs in support of their favorite first responders I guess.
It is kinda nice, in the summer we walk the dogs after dark and there's enough light to not need flashlights. 2 5W LED bulbs might cost a couple of bucks a year to run.
All mindless lemmings I tell ya.
Here's one for you HOA & housing development haters. Every house in the development we live in has a carriage light on each side of the garage door, wired directly into a photocell so they all turn on and off automatically. No choice, no switch. How's that for cookie cutter living?
My HOA has been run by homeowners for almost 2 decades. But only 25 homes. No company is involved.Um...maybe you didn't read my post. The homeowners are NOT in charge of the rule. We are being dictated by the single company that developed our property, and continues to develop their investment. I knew what I was signing up for, but the problem arises when the HOA makes changes at their whim, and the home owners have no say. The rules have changed several times in the ~9 months we have lived here. If there were even a chance to run for office to help, I would gladly do it. No...we are under rule of the developers.
Your statement is false....I am part of a social community with the rest of the owners. None of us are happy with the situation, we have no power to make any changes.
Bright side - none of us turn each other in for silly grievances. We work it out together.
My HOA has been run by homeowners for almost 2 decades. But only 25 homes. No company is involved.
So how big will your development be? What percentage are currently owned by homeowners? I thought the companies built the development over a year or three, then turned it over to the homeowners and moved on to build a new development?Sounds great...I can't wait until we have a say in our rules.
been at least 3 years from what I can tell. I am the second owner of this home. It looks like at least 2-3 more years. I am in PLAT 2So how big will your development be? What percentage are currently owned by homeowners? I thought the companies built the development over a year or three, then turned it over to the homeowners and moved on to build a new development?
My monthly HOA fee was increased by 240% since I moved in. Can someone help me understand why?