[Rusty0604]

Is there more to this story? If not, I don’t get it.

[Innovative]

Terrible.

I hope the homeowners association come to its senses and will leave them alone.

[lightman]

HOA Boards are the last refuge for tyrants and despots.

[lee martell]

So what happened to them in August, were they evicted, given more time, or allowed to continue the meetings?
I expected the major complaint to be that their Bible Study guests were taking the parking spots assigned to actual residents. I have seen this sort of thing happen, it’s disruptive and inconsiderate, if that is truly a problem.

[Beowulf9]

Uh, do you lose your Constitutional rights when you rent from this Virginia-based retirement community?

Gee. Trot out the lions. Get thee to the arena.

[Reno89519]

Okay, how many people? How many cars? Is this impact? Is there other use of the facility that is precluded? Are the charging (therefore a business)? Are they noisy? What are they interrupting? The article is missing lots and lots of details.

[backwoods-engineer]

ALL THE WAY TO THE KAVANAUGH COURT. We must establish once and for all that an individual’s natural rights are not void simply because one lives in government-supported housing. They’ve tried this with both 1st & 2nd Amendment rights.

[DesertRhino]

Is this a few friends getting together? Or 75 cars up and down the block?

[metmom]

"Landlord has received a series of complaints over the past several months regarding your conduct at the community," read the notice. "Landlord has also learned that you show religious films on Sunday evenings, followed by a group discussion on the religious film. This activity has resulted in complaints to Landlord similar to those related to the Bible study class."

Of, the horror!!!!!

[fruser1]

As long as they abide by the documented rules for reserving common facilities there should be no problem.

[Beowulf9]

I just had an argument with a friend who is a Democrat. Lives in a house where she pays a homeowners association.

I pointed out why should she pay a HO when she is the one paying the bank thousands of dollars to own the home? Why should she hand over her rights to decide what to do on her own land? Once you hand over your rights to someone else you are at their whim as to what those rights are or become.

She never could see my point. Kept saying she’s happy with them. It keeps the neighborhood up to snuff. I pointed out I live in a neighborhood without a homeowners association and the block looks fine. That people have been doing that for a long time. That peer pressure somewhat and pride of ownership keep up the neighborhood. She pointed out some people don’t care, blah blah blah.

I still don’t think there should be a ‘homeowners association’, at all. You are the owner of the home. You should have the ability to decide what is going on on your own property.

[BykrBayb]

This letter sheds a little more light on it. https://firstliberty.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Hauge-Demand-Letter_Redacted.pdf

I haven’t been able to find any updates. Somebody please ping me if you see an update.