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I lived in a community with an HOA for 5 years and never had any issue. Like you say, it existed primarily to ensure the upkeep of common facilities (pool, priv
by freetime2 2y ago
I lived in a community with an HOA for 5 years and never had any issue. Like you say, it existed primarily to ensure the upkeep of common facilities (pool, private road, gym, and community building).
The only real rule I remember them enforcing (and fairly loosely, at that) was that residents were not allowed to park long term in visitor parking spots. Which to me seemed like a perfectly sensible rule.
- ghaff 2y agoWhich is often the case. You tend to hear about the outliers. If a bunch of houses share a common road for example, the maintenance/plowing/etc. of that road has to be divvied up in some way--and it's a reasonable bet that, especially if it's on the longer side, there will be people who object to whatever formula is used. People will also routinely disagree about the degree of maintenance and upkeep that's necessary for any shared facility.