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> but they’re also only really an issue for large multi-dwelling units Are they? I lived in a large single-family home neighborhood in Florida for several year
by mbrameld 8y ago
> but they’re also only really an issue for large multi-dwelling units
Are they? I lived in a large single-family home neighborhood in Florida for several years where the HOA has an exclusivity agreement with one of the big cable companies. Why wouldn't those be an issue as well?
- UncleEntity 8y agoMy understanding is you can get the HOA to change its rules through assembling a large enough voting block to do so. It's not like the HOA rules are designed to benefit anyone other than the homeowners which comprise the association or anything. My sister used to live in a HOA neighborhood and has some stories to tell about power grabs, corruption and lies almost on a Game of Thrones level involving the neighbors vying for control of their own little fiefdom.
- Judgmentality 8y ago>My sister used to live in a HOA neighborhood and has some stories to tell about power grabs, corruption and lies almost on a Game of Thrones level involving the neighbors vying for control of their own little fiefdom. Please share.