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$500 a month to an organization that tells you all the things that you can't do with your own property? That is absurd.
by douche 10y ago
$500 a month to an organization that tells you all the things that you can't do with your own property? That is absurd.
- sokoloff 10y agoI agree (which is why I live in a single-family), but to be fair, the HOA/condo fee also typically pays for things like the outside maintenance, snow removal, common area maintenance, roof, painting, landscaping, pool/tennis court/gym/what-have-you, trash removal, insurance and other expenses relating to the shared/public areas.
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- massysett 10y agoThe value in that is that they also tell your neighbors what they can't do with their property.
- dragonwriter 10y agoFor some condominiums (especially apartment-style, many-units-in-one-building condos), HOA fees often largely go to maintaining common areas and shared structure. This is often less true with detached, single-family homes with HOAs.