I’ll never get it why anyone would move into those HOA areas. No one, and I mean no one is going to tell me if I fly my American flag or not.
Kaslin wrote:
“.... No one,and I mean no one is going to tell me if I fly my American flag or not.”
Amen to that.
Even though they are prevalent in my area, when I was shopping for a house, I told the realtor “no HOA, no mandatory HOA” .
I found a house in an area where, due to the developer changing from one to another back when the houses were being built, the hoa (that the first developer made) exists only on paper and cannot be activated.
There’s no onerous rules in the “HOA” just common sense stuff that is reflected in the city rules anyway....
Besides flags, the only two of interest to me were RV’s and amateur radio antennae... but even there, if its behind a fence or in an unobtrusive spot, nobody will gripe.
Nobody bothers anybody about flags.
The only thing might happen (just happened this last week) is if someone lets their lawn get a foot high, the city can come and cut it and the home owner gets a bill...
The grass issue is in the city rules, and to me it makes sense.
Sometimes, you don’t have a choice. Around here, any housing that’s been built since World War II is generally in an HOA. . .
“”I’ll never get it why anyone would move into those HOA areas.””
I can step out on my back porch naked. Shoot at something. Walk 100 yards... shoot at something else. Take a leak, then shoot at something else.
My family would probably call adult social services on me if I did, but my point is, I can do that if I want to. There is no way I would live somewhere where I step out my back door and have to look at another person.