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It's not always willingly, there are plenty of times I've been forced into moving into an HOA because of lack of choice and availability, or them being the only

• WarOnPrivacy 5y ago
  > It's not always willingly, there are plenty of times I've been forced into moving into an HOA because of lack of choice and availability, or them being the only option in a given area, This is exactly the reason we're in our current HOA home. It was the only viable option at that time. It's been a fairly terrible experience w/ the HOA inventing absurd crap some times (non-existent shed on thimble-sized front lawn) and selectively enforcing other times (reporting my kid's grad sign & residents' Biden signs but not Trump signs).
  • midasuni 5y ago
    Surely there’s a separation of powers between those that make the rules and those who judge if they have been broken?
    • WarOnPrivacy 5y ago
      No. Just one board doing both. It's also common for HOA boards members to post their friends for elections. I was on the board in our last neighborhood. All members are pals after a few months.
  • pixl97 5y ago
    Report both signs and then sue for civil rights violations if one side is ignored.