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Or I could simply never, ever buy a home with an HOA, unless it's a condo. Why on earth would I willingly give up the rights to do what I wish with my own prop
by wing-_-nuts 3y ago
Or I could simply never, ever buy a home with an HOA, unless it's a condo.
Why on earth would I willingly give up the rights to do what I wish with my own property as long as I follow city codes?
...and no, 'property values' don't cut it. I don't even consider my home when factoring my productive net worth.
- chankstein38 3y agoNot to mention HOAs usually come with a fee sometimes hefty enough to seem like a second mortgage payment. I'm with you I don't understand why anyone would pay hundreds of thousands for something then let the worst members of their neighborhood make decisions about what they can do with it.
- rootusrootus 3y agoMy understanding is that some areas of the country have very little housing available that isn't encumbered by an HOA. I absolutely refuse to buy a house subject to an HOA, but I guess that means there are some places I would have a tough time relocating to in that case.