I'd like to thank our esteemed, long-time member, Winton for submitting this idea. (I didn't know what HOA stood for at first, but then I realized it is: Home Owner's Association.)
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I live in a development and have an HOA, they can be some weird people, but for the most part it is for the benefit of the property owner. I walk all over smoking my pipe and it is allowed. It says no smoking at the pool, but everyone does anyway. I have a neighbor 3 doors down who thinks he is the parking police, I just ignore him.
Nothing like buying your own home and paying some A-Hole you don't even know to tell you what you can do in it.
Baraon, it isn't like that. There are serious benefits to having an HOA, no one can do anything to their property that would bring the value down. No one is parking boats and rv's in their driveways. My home will appreciate faster and higher than a home not in a development. The rules are for the benefit of each property owner and protects against some a hole painting his house purple or turning his driveway and garage into a mechanics shop. No one can tell you what you can do inside your own home. I smoke on my lanai and my neighbors cannot say shit, not that they ever wood. What people have to worry about is condo associations that are turning entire buildings non smoking. Those a holes need to be shot.
The HOA fee I pay is dirt cheap for what I get. Clay Tennis courts lighted, full court lighted basketball, full gym, gorgeous pool, lawn care, tree care, basic cable,beautiful club house. I gladly pay the number they want.
The HOA fee I pay is dirt cheap for what I get. Clay Tennis courts lighted, full court lighted basketball, full gym, gorgeous pool, lawn care, tree care, basic cable,beautiful club house. I gladly pay the number they want.
They can also fine you and put a lien on your property if you don't pay. Yours may be OK but there are some really bad ones, too. If you intend to sell the property, I can see where it would be a benefit, though. I'm really a move miles from nowhere, have a long driveway and a scoped rifle kind of a guy, though.
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