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If you're willing to limit your search, at least in the US, HOAs in some cities are optional. E.g. when looking for houses in LA, no HOA was a soft requirement
by sbov 10y ago
If you're willing to limit your search, at least in the US, HOAs in some cities are optional. E.g. when looking for houses in LA, no HOA was a soft requirement of mine. Every house built in the 80s or later seemed to have one, so we ended up with a house built in the 70s. Some of the HOA rules were kinda ridiculous (could not have garage open unless a car was exiting or entering, wtf).
In a condo building though, I don't know how you can get around an HOA.
- jdmichal 10y ago> In a condo building though, I don't know how you can get around an HOA. Condos pretty much have to have an association to manage them. You typically own the interior of the unit. The association owns the exterior and the land.