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What gives you (accusitorily) the right to deny me from living in a HOA neighborhood? > So now the house you supposedly "own" will be governed by some people t
by recursive 6y ago
What gives you (accusitorily) the right to deny me from living in a HOA neighborhood?
> So now the house you supposedly "own" will be governed by some people that you don't even know.
"Governed?" I wouldn't really say that. I'm still allowed to take a shit whenever I want, and use as much toilet paper as I feel is right and proper.
If you want to argue about the existence of HOAs, I'm probably not the best counterparty. I don't feel too strongly one way or another. Just giving my perspective on whether HOAs would "lose their shit" over solar panels.
- dheera 6y ago> What gives you (accusitorily) the right to deny me from living in a HOA neighborhood? I don't deny you from your right to live in an HOA neighborhood, but I strongly oppose the HOA making it a requirement that you join them. It should be optional, and you can join if you want.
- recursive 6y agoWell, that's kind of my understanding about what an HOA neighborhood even is. The existence of a (mandatory) HOA seems to increase property value. I have no economics training, but this seems to be a signal from the invisible hand that they are generally desirable in those cases. The only ways they're likely to go away is if they're regulated out of existence, or they fall out of favor in a way that's reflected in property value.