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You know if you really neglect your property and ignore fines long enough, a humble HOA can foreclose upon your house. Given that this is clearly a pattern of
by throwaway5752 8y ago
You know if you really neglect your property and ignore fines long enough, a humble HOA can foreclose upon your house.
Given that this is clearly a pattern of illegal behavior not remedied by civil lawsuits, the state should use eminent domain and seize his property as necessary create the mandatory access and to prevent further illegal activity blocking access to public lands.
- fermienrico 8y agoI have a problem with HOA's. They're almost always run by the worst kind of people that you don't want to be around. They're almost always evil to the core and extend their powers beyond reason. I will never buy a house with a HOA. There are countless stories on how they do more harm than good. I have so much disdain for them, I cannot express. Fuck HOAs.
- everdev 8y agoWhy can't it be remedied by civil lawsuits? If this guy is restricting my access to a public beach I should be able to sue him, no?
- throwaway5752 8y ago... this submission is about a civil lawsuit that has been appealed all the way to the Supreme Court. What you described has already happened, and he has lost and appealed up to the highest level possible under US law.