No mention of an HOA in the article. Also, an HOA may hold a lot of ways to enforce their rules but “eviction” is not one of those powers. Note that the “O” in HOA stands for “owner” and words mean things. HOA authority is governed by state laws and are usually limited at the worst to being able to place liens against the property to encumber future sale. This case is one where the litigant is renting.
Of course, given the requirement to pay taxes on something you “own” under penalty of law is an entirely another conversation.
Your point is well said and well taken. It’s an interesting story, but the article lacked detailed info
Your point is well said and well taken. It’s an interesting story, but the article lacked detailed info