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It's often a voluntary agreement. A developer builds a collection of houses, then sells them under the condition that the owner must join the home owner associa
by wcoenen 8y ago
It's often a voluntary agreement. A developer builds a collection of houses, then sells them under the condition that the owner must join the home owner association set up for those houses. The idea is that the association forces its members to do upkeep, so that the homes don't collectively lose value for being in a "bad neighborhood".
- 3131s 8y agoIt's very often a city ordinance. I've posted this before, here's the link to my home city's lawn gestapo: http://www.minneapolismn.gov/inspections/report/inspections_report-long-grass-weeds http://www.minneapolismn.gov/inspections/report/inspections_...
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- kaybe 8y agoThat example picture looks perfectly reasonable. If there were a few more flowers it'd be even better.