Absolutely.
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I think a small community being able to have say in who moves in, asking contract term violators to leave in exceptional cases, while still being liable for discriminatory actions, can be a good thing. However, being able to fine members and repossess their property? That should be 100,000,000% illegal.
for regular ass house on a regular ass street, yes. exceptions are made for condominiums, apartment complexes and gated communities.
Waiting for the inevitable showdown over having hens in your backyard. Instant solution to the egg problem.
I mean I highly dislike them but also feel like many people like them for the exact reasons I dislike them.
if you cant even decide what color your house is, you dont own it.
youre LARPing as a home owner while a Kouncil of Karens could evict you from the house you supposedly own.
so if i can't paint a massive realistic dick on my house, i don't own it? you sound like a very pleasant neighbour
so if i can’t paint a massive realistic dick on my house, i don’t own it? you sound like a very pleasant neighbour
but youre the one painting dicks on your house?
Yes.
They’re already opt-in: you opt-in when you choose to buy a home with an HOA
Also you can’t “ban HOAs.” It’s a contract you agree to when buying a house
Just like getting insurance is opt in. Sure you can technically opt out, but in reality that's not how it works.
Conceptually great idea but they have people involved and people suck.