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> make sure you fight any alteration to any building, any change in the shade of paint should be fought! You are now describing an HOA, which overlaps with NIM
by jerlam 8mo ago
> make sure you fight any alteration to any building, any change in the shade of paint should be fought!
You are now describing an HOA, which overlaps with NIMBYs.
- iamnothere 8mo agoHOA restrictions are at least more defensible than non-HOA NIMBYs. HOAs that don’t allow significant rule changes are reasonable, as you can understand up front what you are buying into. The problem is when HOA rules grow way beyond their original scope or become used as weapons in personal feuds.