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I've lived in a few HOAs in my lifetime. Ive had my car towed multiple times when I was parked in my designated spot with my parking tag in my window. They did
by shakezula 5y ago
I've lived in a few HOAs in my lifetime.
Ive had my car towed multiple times when I was parked in my designated spot with my parking tag in my window. They didn't care, they just towed it and claimed they coudln't see the tag. Every time it cost me > $300.
I've had the HOA manager show up when I had friends over because it was technically over the allotted "2 guest maximum" for the area. I was just having a game night, it wasn't even an outdoor party.
I've had them literally show up with a measuring tape to check the distance from the curb one of my guests was parked and then come knock on the door to inform me that they were illegally parked and would be towed in the next hour if they didn't move.
yeah, all of that? That's a horror story. Basically every HOA I've ever interacted with or lived under has been nothing but a thinly veiled legally-backed racket to kick back money to towing and lawn care companies.
- balfirevic 5y ago> over the allotted "2 guest maximum" How is it even possible that something like that exists...
- shakezula 5y agoI honestly don't know. It was seriously extreme. Technically you were even supposed to call and alert the HOA manager if you were having any guests over, period, but that wasn't enforced. Like I've said elsewhere in this thread, selective enforcement was the name of the game.