some people prefer an HOA ,keeps the property looking neet and the prices up . OR so they say . New developments the HOA is in the deed to the property , no choice . you do not have to buy .
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New Neighbors!
- Thread starter DirtBikeMike07
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I would go over there and welcome them to the neighborhood.
And I’d explain to them about the air guns, I would call them BB and pellet guns.
I would show them the safe backstops, and invite them to come try.
Hopefully they’ll be fine with it!
I’d be as nice as can be and polite and respectful, but I’d fight to the death for my shooting range lol!
Best of luck.
And I’d explain to them about the air guns, I would call them BB and pellet guns.
I would show them the safe backstops, and invite them to come try.
Hopefully they’ll be fine with it!
I’d be as nice as can be and polite and respectful, but I’d fight to the death for my shooting range lol!
Best of luck.
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I’m not in an HOA although every other house in the neighborhood is. The board president stopped by within a day or so of our moving and began telling me what I am allowed to do. I politely advised her that this house is not part of that. She checked and found I was correct and I received a letter saying I was required to join and follow the rules or we would be fined. We would also be required to pay dues owed two years prior to living there. Recalling that encounter makes me want to get in some target practice and let the grass grow.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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You likely didn't misread my post but I left out alot of detail like trying to keep the bank from doing a short sale on the house that was foreclosed and was getting nothing but trash people coming by as potential buyers. Of course that's exactly who ended up buying it. And to make it worse, the guy is just like someone else earlier in the thread alluded to. The type to move in and want the neighborhood to bend to how he wants things to be with zero regard for how the neighborhood has been existing.
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Utterly baffles me too!Yeah we bought a house a few years ago and an HOA was a no go under any circumstances. My property and my house yet some organization is going to tell me what I can and can’t do with it. Literally baffles my mind that Americans put up with such a thing. Utterly baffles.
Edit…forgot the fact you get to pay extra to be told how you can and cannot manage your own property. I get it some people love structure and rules and to be told exactly what to do. Point massively proven over the last several years.
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They did not. They found out two things. One was that they had no authority to do anything involving our house. Second was when they knocked on the door and started telling me what to do anyway. I recall it was when they tried to push their way through the front door that I demonstrated how colorful my vocabulary can be and increased my volume level. Meanwhile my wife was contacting law enforcement and we’ve been left alone since then.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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Mike PLEASE tell us in a couple weeks what the outcome is? This pretty intense stuff"thanks Willy
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You bet Willy! I will let you guys know as soon as I talk to them a bit more. I was looking at different locations for the shack today if I end up having to move it. I even watched a couple, how to move a shed, vids. Seems possible.
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