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Sure, but that would be a hell of a change to real estate property laws. And if you did that, stuff like making a pool would no longer be possible.
by shados 5y ago
Sure, but that would be a hell of a change to real estate property laws.
And if you did that, stuff like making a pool would no longer be possible.
- mikem170 5y agoSeems like it would be better to have a pool (or other common amenities) via voluntary contributions, leaving out the rules forced on homeowners' properties. And a voluntarily financed pool makes a certain amount of sense. Why should someone who doesn't want to be involved be forced to contribute against their will? That's not easy to justify.