Cristina Trabada said she and her family were on vacation when neighbors started bombarding them with calls and messages that her car had been booted in her own driveway.
On the flipside of the coin is that without an HOA people can park cars on the lawn. I imagine that there must be a demand for them otherwise why build with an HOA? How does that make the builder more money?
The board is made up of residents, not some group of faceless bureaucrats. It's you r responsibility to know who you voted into power and to be aware of the rules you bought into. Attend the meetings and be heard. Too many residents are apathetic and let things go until the end up on the receiving end of new policies they didn't care stay on top of.
@@neilkurzman4907 It makes the builder more money through the HOA dues paid each month, the ridiculous rules and regulations resulting in fines, fines, fines, and the restrictions on how or what improvements you can make on your home in the future, many of the changes of which can only be done through "approves" vendors who are usually in some way connected to the builder as well. Way to many of HOAs are usually founded through the builder in the first place.
@@clarky23 I guess if that is how it’s set up then that would be a problem. I live in a condominium with an HOA. There is a common property so it requires one. It has no connection to the builder, or a property manager.
Yup. I used to want to live in a condo for my first home, thinking it would be more affordable. Nope, HOA fees bring it right back up to the same price as a house, but with more rules and authority. As if local & federal government weren't enough to deal with.
When you are shopping around for a new home, and an HOA home catches your eye...ALWAYS see if you can legally opt out of the HOA. In some cases you can. Always check the fine print and have property lawyers look over any contracts for you. It costs you money, but in the long run will save you from a potential nightmare.
I wouldn't even fight it. Enjoy my vacation, come home, whip out my angle grinder, and solve the problem myself. Boots? What boots? I never saw any boots.
I was about to post the same thing, just cut those off. Sell the metal at the local center for scrap, besides those looked like some flimsy boots, lol. bwahh bore out the lock itself replace and boot property managers car in the night, rotfl, let them figure out how to get them off!
Do people that live in hoa neighborhoods own angle grinders? It seems like these stories always show helpless people EDIT I have an angle grinder, I was just making a joke about people acting seemingly helpless and people that are willing to live in hoa's and be told how to live
@@2A5X4A not all landlords, our first landlord would help us if we needed something or accidentally broke something, he was really nice. My mom decided to move because one of our neighbour wouldn’t stop harassing us (lived in a nice duplex btw). Our landlord said that if we stayed just 3 more days we could have the entire house, but our neighbour called the cops on us for the 2 time that week for some stupid reason I can’t even remember. At that point my mom was ready to beat the crap out of her (she’s Jamaican), so we just moved. We were pretty upset about the move because the next house was crap and we had a crappier land lord. Luckily our present landlord is really nice.
My community used to have an HOA. The woman who started it was decent, she didn't go full blown Karen and threaten you or anything, she'd literally just ask you politely and her asks usually weren't unreasonable. A guy had his sprinkler on and it covered the sidewalk, she asked him to move it back a bit and he obliged. A dude had a confederate flag and his neighbors complained, she didn't do anything except tell them he has the right to be offensive. All in all she was pretty chill. Then she died. And her daughter took over. And her daughter was exactly like how you'd think. She started giving fines to people who had a car in their drive way or had flowers she didn't like in their garden. She wound up being sued and the HOA was disbanded but it's crazy to me how chill and relaxed her mother was and how absolutely insane this woman turned out to be. Would literally go into your backyard and look around and fine you for violations. She should have gone to jail but she was sued so hard she sold the house so I guess it's a win/win. For what it's worth, I know HOA's are terrible but my house and neighborhood were pristine for years and then the HOA disbanded and honestly the quality has noticeably gone down, mostly in the roads and people are much more lenient with clutter but I can live with that compared to having a crazy HOA lady.
Former work colleague of mine bought HOA home in Sacramento CA.. They were moving some wood from the back of their vehicle to the patio area which took them several trips. They left the garage door up during this process. Several days later, they received a warning letter noting that they violated one of the HOA rules about exposing the garage interior to the public, ie. the rest of the HOA community. I just think that HOA staff members in all places are on some major power trip.
My brother had to repaint his house & the HOA provided him with the approved paint color from Home Depot. He repainted his home & the HOA said it was the wrong shade of color. They started giving him a daily fine until he repainted the house to the proper color. My brother insisted he used the right shade of color & he battled them for months while his fines accumulated. It wasn't until another homeowner had the same problem that they realized Home Depot had discontinued that shade of color years ago & the HOA didn't know it!
My friends property values were ruined by people who built a house next door, right next to the street and 3 stories tall, because most of the lot was protected swampland. THen they painted the house "hunter orange" A good HOA protects your property values by keeping the neighborhood clean and uniform.
@@ralan350 I'm not Pro or 'Anti HOA, genius, I just pointed out that they have some advantages. People here are free to choose. You don't like it, pack up and move back to whatever Commie craphole your people came from. Mine have all been here since the 1640's or earlier. We believe in Freedom to live however you choose.
Imagine not being able to paint your house a certain color. And it sounds like your brother painted his house a reasonable color too, not neon pink or something.
@@anastasiacline6159 The fact that practicing law and being a lawyer are non-existent in communist countries should tell you everything you need to know about how fair their due process is. - A communist country survivor
Never buy a home WITH a HOA..bet a family member of the HOA owns the towing company issuing tickets n placing d boots.. They line their pockets this way ..
@Teller of unfortunate Truths seems like d biggest n worst social demeanor person gets d job of enforcing hoa rules...the person they elect has no social etiquette (d azz hole of area everyone hates) ..i know exactly d grief you caught...if id a known before we built , id of never purchased the property..love d house , location & neibors but d hoa ruined my first home buying experience...take our advice people , do not buy a home where you are held hostage by a HOA. You will feel like you are paying fee's to be incriminated..by your own dang MONEY!
Why, WHY anyone would live in a home THEY bought and PAY other people to tell them what they can or can’t do on THEIR property is so beyond me. I can’t imagine EVER being that ignorant.
i mean there is a line. Obviously most HOA are out oft heir minds, but if you have one guy that comes along and makes his house look like trash, well it does hurt the value of the neighbors homes. YOu see HOA in high real estate value places like new york toronto and vancouver. They are trying to increase the value of their properties.
I have no idea what draws people to HOA communities. You own your home and it's like paying rent to live there and be bossed around. And in turn, what exactly do they do for you that's so outstanding? I looked at a townhouse recently, thinking I'll sell my house and have less work in my twilight years, then I saw the townhouse had an HOA.......I ran away when I saw that and never looked back. I wouldn't live there for free. I didn't work my entire life to be bossed around in my twilight years by a bunch of flunkies who have been given a little power and decided to run with it. No thanks.
This reminds me of a story my little brother told me about the HOA in my old neighborhood. Guy moves in to his house and brings his expensive Resto-mod with him. It's an old 1930's delivery truck, but it has a new frame, suspension, and a Brand New LS motor and 6 speed trans in it. He spent like $90,000 on that thing. HOA had it towed from his driveway because they thought it looked like and "abandoned" vehicle. He takes them to court, shows all the paperwork for the truck, even brings in proof it passed state inspection and runs. HOA lady can't wrap her head around someone spending that kind of money on "rusty trash". Judge sides with the truck owner and cleans out the HOA bank account to give to the plaintiff as compensation, he is now also entitled to 3/4 of the HOA yearly dues until the day he dies. Guess the judge hates HOA's too... Edit: Holy Crap this blew up! It only took three years and a handful of Trolls...
Buy controlling interest in the HOA, elect yourself to all positions, disband the HOA, and enjoy the profits as property value increases. And do it with their own money.
If you buy in an HOA, you must understand that you never really 'own' your home...you're just renting even though you're paying a mortgage. HOA's need to to be severely restricted in what they can and can't do. They never seem to back down unless you hire a lawyer to point out the illegality of their actions. In an HOA, they're right until proven wrong...and often that means the 'homeowner' having to sue the HOA which means incurring unnecessary legal fees to do so.
Like like a condo , mortgage, utilities, property taxes and condo fees each month, my sister lives in a new really minty condo, big place, about 2000 sq,ft and had indoor parking with an indoor car wash, coin op, cost you 2 bucks to wash your car, get condo fees are more than her property taxes each month, wow, $450/ month
That's BS. Property is property. It just comes with an obligation to help contribute to maintainance of services you use, such as private roads. 99% of problems people have with HOAs is because they're doing wrong but they think they're entitled, or they didn't bother to read the rules at all. And no, you misrepresenting the rest too. The HOA can follow their own viewpoint, but if they need to collect a fine off of you, that's when they must prove their case in court. And unless you no-show and get a default judgement, that's when incorrect fines end up quashed.
@@SVEVelsen When someone can dictate what friggin window treatments I'm using INSIDE my home... then I'm renting vs owning. And no, 99% of problems aren't because they're doing something wrong, just not doing it the way Karen's like you want it done. 1- When you're getting fined because your grass is 1" too high... that's a problem with the HOA. 2- When am HOA can foreclose on your house while you're deployed because they decided they didn't like the colour of your garage door and fined you $50/day. But the only notices were stuck on your door which you didn't see because you were 5,000 miles away for 3 months... that's a problem with HOA's. Listen, you want to live as a bunch of invasive and petty people feel you should live... go right ahead sheep.
They did booting in my HOA several years ago. My neighbor called the police and they contacted the property manager and told them if the boot was not removed immediately, someone would be arrested. Booting is considered tampering with a vehicle and is against the law, at least in my city in Orange County, CA.
No HOA is going to tell me who can park on my driveway I paid for. They would be off I 1 min with a side grinder in court I question would be who gave you permission to be on my land
I got booted in downtown Austin last year in a parking lot that I had permission from the owner to be in. The company that booted me refused to take it off unless I paid. I'm a contractor I had a cordless angle grinder in my truck I cut it off while the tow guy went to get the police who were down the block. The cop laughed when they walked up. He didn't actually see me cut it but there was in pieces on the ground. He let me go the tow guy was yelling that they were going to sue me for the cost of the boot and for the fine. I've never heard anything from them that happened in December 2019.
if it was brought to court the residing judge would of laughed that tow company into bankruptcy especially when you had Prior permission by the parking lot owner ...ive seen that happen alot OR when they boot n tow a vehicle when a person is in a store thats right at the parking lot especially those that have LIMITED time parking .. some companies go as far as having spotters in plain vehicles near by to call the tow driver the second the vehicle is out of sight to hook & go without even notifying the vehicle owner especially when the allowed time hasnt even ended. a company in chicago was doing that and were on Tv news for their missuse of the law many times to the fact they went as far as changing the name of the company at least 8 times ....and having spotters & towing when your not hired by the city or lot owner and removing vehicles before the parking time is up is totally illegal and more force of these laws need to be put on tow companies who do this practice
@@Erik-pr2rf It's a very risky play to knowingly tow a vehicle unlawfully. Grand theft auto is the criminal charge, and violence is always a possibility. People don't tend to treat people caught stealing their cars very nicely.
In London, there's a guy who dresses in a mask and cape who calls himself Angle Grinder Man who goes around with an angle grinder, anonymously removing the boots from people's cars.
I had this happen to my old work truck, took pictures to prove it was in my own driveway, then cut it off with a grinder and threw away the summons which was STAPLED to my front door. Turned out my neighbor put it on claiming to be the HOA happened to be heading out the door as he was STAPLING another fake fine to my door for damaging the "property of the HOA and ignoring previous fine" there was no HOA and it was half of a duplex. Cops get called he gets removed from my property with a warning comes back an hour later and STAPLES yet another notice on my door cops come yet again and my neighbor gets arrested for trespassing destruction of private property assaulting an officer and resisting arrest. My landlord sued him for the cost of a new door.
When I was buying my house, I told the realtor, in no uncertain terms, NO HOAs!!! I wasn't going to drop $250,000 for a house, and then pay monthly dues for the privilege of having someone fine me because my bushes were the "wrong" shape or my mailbox the "wrong" color.
Dont blame you at all. In my recent house/land search, we found the ideal parcel. Acreage was right, price was right, location was right. Asked the agent to send over information on it. Turns out the land was part of an HOA. Realtor said words to the effect of "yeah, it was going to be in an HOA, but its pretty much disbanded. The original developer was going to turn it in a luxury community with large parcels of land but that never turned out." I said I didn't care if the HOA wasn't "active," if its still on the books, it still exists and I don't want it. She couldn't understand but its simple: if it's in writing, it exists until otherwise stated in writing.
I specifically told my realtor "no HOA" as well, and they were really good about sticking to it. I ended up in a house with no HOA, only to find out that a group of neighbors was in the process of trying to "incorporate" the neighborhood. Legally, that would be turning generic county land into an incorporated township and it would result in a mayor, town council, local laws, and taxes to support all of that. Effectively about the same thing as establishing an HOA, except that there would be no way to opt out individual properties. Luckily that all got voted down and hasn't come back up again, but it was amazing how passionately some people wanted it. The people who were for it were really into the idea of putting speed bumps on the streets, camera speed traps, more stop signs, and prohibiting parking on the street.
The sad part is the power grab for any Home Owner's Association to think they have some authority over other Free American Citizens to dictate to them what they are and are not allowed to do with their own property! I'd have been out there looking for someone with an angle grinder to cut those things off my car.
My hoa booted my work truck. They made a rule about work trucks a year after we purchased the house. I was told that I grandfathered in. So I used said work truck to cut said boot off. It was great.
*24/7/52 Logical progression would be hours in a day, days within a week, weeks within a year. Adding "365" is redundant. Either say "24/7" which encompasses the entire year, or "24/7/52" which is more specific but encapsulates the same idea but there's 52 weeks in a year. Hell, even 24/365 makes more sense. Saying "24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year" lists days twice and is just dumb. "24/7" never had to make such a distinction for years because it was simply implied.
My friend in high school had an HOA in their neighborhood. A neigbor asked the HOA to have my friend's family take down their pride flag because it was "too political". The issue was, the flag was INSIDE the house, hanging up my friend's BEDROOM, and wasn't particularly visible from the road. HOA called my friend's family about the flag, but their parents were less concerned with taking the flag down, and moreso wanted to know why their neighbors were looking into their child's bedroom.
Texas here (Hutto). I got a neighbor who was fined $317 b/c he left his dumpster outside, then he was fined another $317 b/c he did not cut his lawn. For my case I got a certified letter b/c my lawn was not cut low enough compared to my neighbor's lawn: keeping your lawn a little bit taller allows you not to water that much, that was the reason behind. I guess HOA is not eco-friendly at all :D So this year in retaliation against HOA I decided not to water my lawn anymore, this is my right and it's an unalienable right. I hate HOA.
I recently Xeriscaped under all my trees in front, saving water on hot Texas drought summers. Imagine if I had an HOA, they probably would have put me in front of a firing squad.......lol.
Back in 2015 our neighborhood HOA booted my dads truck 6 times because it was "too big and made the neighborhood look cluttered" when in reality it was a new resident karen down the street who complained for 3 months because my dad left for work early and her bedroom window was always open despite my dad having the truck for 5 years. Long story short my dad who owns every power tool known to man, pulled out his angle grinder and cut the boot off every single time. The boots cost about 400 each and tried to sue my dad and failed miserably.
Now that is funny. Your dad‘s truck gets booted, so early in the morning when he goes to leave for work, he hast to make a lot more noise cutting the boots off. The neighbor should have left him alone!
My neighbor used to be a semi driver, and he actually owned the tractor part. One day some idiot Code Enforcement officer tried to tell him it was illegal to park in the neighborhoo. Bob told him that it was his own personal ride, and he pointed to about 8 or 10 trucks and vans that were all commercial vehicles. He said if it's illegal for him to park in the neighborhood, it's also illegal for them, and he'd look at parking elsewhere once those others moved. We don't have a HOA, so it was probably some ignorant neighbor calling Code Enforcement.
I would have taken a grinder and cut those boots off. Those boots were on illegally and therefore you have the right to remove them by any means necessary
MainID if you boot MY car on MY property your company just gave me a free tire boot. If they want to come and get it they can pay me 500 bucks. It’s that easy. My property isn’t public. My property sitting on my property still isn’t public.
I never understood booting a car like that, it's so counter intuitive. "Hey! You're parking where you're not supposed to! Let me make sure you can't move from that spot and make the area look bad at the same time!" Good job HOA, You're very smart.
The courts have been agreeing with this. You can't tell a person you can't park in a spot and then force them to stay there. Enforcement is removing the vehicle from the property, which no tow truck drive who wants to keep their truck would do from a private property.
Most HOAs are very smart. If you have a half million dollar home would you want someone next door to park a food truck in their driveway? Worse yet, in the street? I did not think so.
Its a weird feeling knowing you can live free on your OWN property when you also live near an association that controls every little aspect of peoples lives. Having these two lifestyles existing right next to each other yet people still choose the association.
Most states its not trespassing unless there is a no trespass sign, you are crossing a fence, or the owner tells you to leave. Such as south carolina and Texas has this as the statute, so that wouldnt constitute trespass but it may fall under damage to private property.
@@SimonBauer7 you r wise beyond your years. I've lived in my home for 21 yrs., I was lied to at closing, sellers told me no hoa. It is HOA and it's a living nightmare. It's like daily living in a circle of hell. I've been in court with them for 8 years now. I sued them 3x & they sued me 2x. Yay 2 HOA case hearings on Sept. 1...
WHY in God's name would ANY thinking person, voluntarily subject themselves to these often criminal organizations. That amazes me even more than the tyrannical and often criminal actions taken by these irrational and out of control creeps.
jay jo it depends on where you live. I have an HOA and they don’t do all of that. At the same time, I’m in a military town and they don’t want those problems. PTSD runs rampant around this area so people kind of walk on eggshells.
You generalize. Home buyers are not forced to buy a home that falls under HOA rules. HOA homes ensure that people won't trash their houses, let weeds grow unabated, park their cars on the lawn, and generally cause drops in home values because neighbors' actions are in bad taste or drive other home owners crazy. If you feel that HOAs "work righteously," don't buy a home under HOA rules, but don't accuse all HOAs for doing what their membership owners want, and approve of the HOA rules. It's the OWNERS who direct their OWN HOA rules, and it is the OWNERS who can add to or subtract the rules that the OWNERS have established. You don't know what you are talking about. Next time, get some FACTS!
LEE COX probably already has his legal pad and clip board with a 🖊 pen ready to go and hanging by his front door so he can write up & report his neighbors to the HOA.... For Sure 👍 💯
I got sucked into an HOA because they didn't disclose it until I went to signing (legal at the time), so I was stuck. Luckily, it was a poorly drafted one and had no paint color restrictions. I was repainting the house and had thought I'd picked a tan with a little coral tone to it. Nope, I had 10 gallons of Flamingo Pink. Since the house was block, my plan was to just use the Flamingo as a base coat and paint over it. The HOA threw such a fit and threatened me that I kept it for 5 years (I didn't like the color). When they finally stopped, since there was nothing they could do, I repainted it a delightfully bland off white.
@@demondogmom7221 i be kinda pist to see a pink house, tbh. But if you had put up a giant F-U HoA sign in your yard at the time, I would have loved that color.
@srobeck77 - yeah I didn't like it either, but threatening me brings out the absolute worst in me. I realized I was supposed to be intimidated / scared and that just fired me up even more. They finally learned to make sure they were following the covenants and leave me alone.
In Arizona, a guy got so fed up that he went to the HOA board meeting and shot them all up. I don’t condone such actions. Richard Glassel, Peoria, AZ. April 19, 2000.
I know a guy who just sold his house in an HOA because they wanted to charge everyone $10,000 to re-pave the streets. Hell when we bought our house years back our agent kept trying to sell us HOA homes even after we mad it clear that we would not buy a home with an HOA. They just kept telling us how great they were. It pissed me off so we went to someone else. I have never heard anything good about them from anyone who actually lives in one. Other then the rep trying to sell us a home in one.
I would have cut the boots off and thrown them in the trash. That being said that they only fixed the problem because they got called on it. If people hadn’t made such an issue they would have continued to boot vehicles.
All it takes is one guy with a plasma cutter in his garage to spread the word that for a 6-pack, he will cut off the boot to make it very unprofitable for the company that boots the cars in the driveways. Besides, your driveway is private property, so how can they come on your property and do that to your vehicle.
@Smoking Joe If you want to live next to neighbors who aren't slobs and have good moral standards, then you don't need an HOA for that. There are already plenty of places where the property values alone prevent most undesirables from living there. You're more likely to live near good people if you live in Hilton Head Island, SC vs Compton, CA. The problem with HOA's is that they're susceptible to corruption. If the rules are reasonable then that's one thing. But when a corrupt board president or other members get in, that's when you get these ridiculous rules that do nothing to make the community better but end up extorting money from the residents. Then you get bad publicity which makes people not want to live in those communities, thus driving down property values and defeating one of the main reasons the HOA was implemented to begin with. As someone who values freedom & personal responsibility, I don't want to live under the thumb of narcissistic control freaks who can't mind their own business and try to extort money from me for petty reasons that ultimately don't hurt anyone. For me, that's an unacceptable level of intrusion that even living next to decent people can't justify.
@Smoking Joe HOAs usually abuse their power. That is never good. There are plenty of nice neighborhoods where the homes have high values and no HOA. You have to search for them but they are out there. If you buy into an HOA you are playing Russian roulette that someone will target you and make you miserable.
@@GenerationApollo Well said! We came to the exact same conclusion and have left HOAs forever after multiple experiences with covert narcissistic control freaks. 5 acres and an expensive home surrounded by expensive homes on acreage.... nobody screws with me and its beautiful
@Smoking Joe HOAs do more harm than good to home values. You can buy a nice home somewhere that is surrounded by nice homes and that have high home values and not have an HOA. You can buy a home in an HOA where they don't keep it up but still screw with people anyway. Your biggest investment/liability - you ought to control it.
If they have the authority to fine you for a violation of the rules.... so be it. If they have the right to have a car towed from your property... so be it. But if they think they have the right to hobble my car on my property.... Unless that is a stipulated authority in the HOA documents, I'd cut that thing off and deliver the remains to the HOA office and tell them I'm ready for a court fight.
As someone in the UK, I just cannot get my head around the HOA. Why is it ever ok to dictate what someone can do with or in their own privately owned property?
@@DW11111 yeah, the UK councils who give permission for building work, nothing at all to do with what a house, garden or overall property looks like or the condition it's in. No comparison whatsoever with anything the HOA does
The idea is that it protects property values by making sure that people don't paint their houses purple or let their yard go to hell, bringing down property values in the area. BUT! Sometimes they go too far, like in this case. The one we have in our community is pretty benign, but I've heard some horror stories from other people where their HOA was over-the-top strict, like not allowing homeowners to have *ANY* trucks parked in their driveways, period.
Bought my first property in hawaii 2021, unfortunately i didnt know how bad HOA was. Was 850/month 2021, now 980/month 2023. Their rules are just insane and how controlling / petty they can be.I'm closing on a home now and will vacation rental the condo. But before finding this home, we looked at few houses that we liked but what made me back out was the HOA. I refuse to live in a HOA community now no matter what the cost.
Imagine buying a house in an hoa hood, then violating the rules of the hoa...not saying that the hoa actions are right, but you gotta look at it from all angles...if hoa is outta control, they are harassing people...and should be subject to legal action.
@@godfather6942 I wouldn't stop people from forming a voluntary association with their own rules as long as you can leave without hassle. What should be illegal is the practice of forcing you to be in one because you buy a certain house.
There are Hoa's in the states that have rules that you cannot leave a car parked in the driveway in front of your own hatshepsut even if it's your own car
I owned a home in a non-HOA neighborhood and had a truck with lapsed registration. After 30 days, the city sent mail saying it was an eye sore and I had 30 days to move it from my driveway. It's not just HOA's.
I'll never live in an HOA again....I would take my garbage can out on garbage day at 12 noon before I go to work, I worked 2pm to 12am, garbage man would pick up trash at 4pm, HOA would drive by at 8pm and see my trash can still out and fine me $25.
That exact thing happened to me!! My fine came in mailbox with picture of trash can in Street. Funny thing is . You could see all neighborhood cans still out in the street, in picture.
@jrc3 I cannot lie. I totally would do it once I figured out where their cameras were, and im sure they will have them. Those would be my first target.
Then you should've moved into a different neighborhood from the start. You don't fit in. I'll be damn if I'm going to look at trash cans around the neighborhood all day. I pull my cans back in usually before 6am on trash days like everyone else in our area. Some people like really clean looking spaces others don't which is great- just buy a home elsewhere. If more HOA would raise their prices close to the $1k month then we'd have less fiscally able people bitching because they'd do their homework before moving in and the riff raff would be fiscally unable to move in due to the HOA. Thankfully $ can still be used as a hedge against those most apt to be problem neighbors.
If someone puts a boot on MY car in MY driveway, I am CUTTING it off. They ain't getting it back. They left it on MY property, so it now belongs to ME.
.....how you gonna boot a car...parked on the owners private property...i'd sue them for trespassing because they entered the property, beyond the easement without permission.
@@ald8612 IKR? He acts as if all you have to do is show up and singlehandedly vote out all the HOA members, as if none of the residents there will vote the other way or shout you down if you speak out. Chances are any HOA neighborhood has been taken over by NPC sheep who actually enjoy being dominated and controlled and are triggered by the very notion of anyone wanting personal freedom.
Well technically I grew up in the ghetto. The city is practically labeled by the other people in other cities around as ghetto and dangerous. As hella ghetto as it is and all the crazy riots after cop killing a black man. It has diverse amount of food from around the world. Also the most dangerous ghetto neighborhood I grew up in is being gentrified. Which is good and bad. Nicer neighborhood, but hella homeless people.
Ever got your car towed from your own parking space just because you don’t didn’t renew your parking decal in time, but yet you are the owner of your residence? It makes no sense to me? The hoa is in it with the parking authority and the towing companies. Yet, they want to create harmony in the community. More like distrust is what they promote.
I had an old car in my garage that I was restoring. I frequently kept my garage open during the day as the garage was the primary way I entered and left the house. My county put a tow sticker on my car for not having it registered as I was restoring it IN my garage! So i just closed the garage. I waited for them to knock on my door and ask to open my garage so that they could tow my car. It never happened but I was waiting on it.
@@ebonimom6964 Private property, they had no right to be in your garage in the first place. Should file a complaint. I have two old cars I haven't registered for years ( I should be getting rid of them) sitting in my drive way. I have never gotten such a tow sticker before and I'm in California.
They should have done this as the boot was on private property, thus it's now my property and I can destroy it if I want. If the car was on the road, different story, but it wasn't and the tow company can't even call it theft lol.
I bought a home 22 years ago and immediately I started getting HOA violation notices in my mailbox. Long story short. I still own the home and within 3 years of buying it, I had gotten rid of the HOA.
Please do elaborate can an hoa be dissolved or are you saying the just stopped bothering you because I thought they exist as long as the development does
We just moved into our second new home in two years -- all due to two back to back bad HOAs. And I was the President of both. I asked not to be on both but they appointed me anyway so I tried to do right by the homeowners by making sure we did what was necessary properly. And not doing anything harmful to anyone. I was targeted by sociopaths on the two boards. I now live 40 minutes away on 5 acres in a brand new home. I drive longer but no one is screwing with me. I am free.
