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or you could join your HOA board, maybe with a friend, and convince one or two others on it to change the rules.
by cagenut 7y ago
or you could join your HOA board, maybe with a friend, and convince one or two others on it to change the rules.
- gowld 7y agoThat would harm my neighbors' property values, in their estimation. It's very hard to change major rules because they require majority votes but a quorum is usually impossible because most people don't care enough to change the status quo.
- CodeCube 7y agoLol, my HOA can barely get enough people to attend the HOA meetings to even establish a quorum
- magduf 7y agoIf you don't own a house there yet, you can't join the board. So you're proposing that I buy a house with HOA rules that I abhor, and then try to get the rules changed from within. This is not a smart strategy.