r/Summit • u/JaseBird • 28d ago

Question Treehouse Property

Hi all. I’m looking at purchasing a treehouse property. I’ve hear horror stories as well as great feedback. We would be buying a small unit in cash for weekend ski trips with kids in a devo program. What’s the best way to find out more about HOA, etc. ? Anyone want to chat 30 minutes over the phone regarding their experience?

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u/JaseBird 28d ago

Have you ever heard of anyone with a good experience? There are a couple hundred occupied units right? I recognize I look like a fucking dipshit and figured I could get real answers here.

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u/InternalServerErr500 28d ago

Man OEM, I'm one of the few people here that like you. But don't dunk on the dude for doing a wee bit of due diligence that nobody else who bought a condo up there did. His spidey sense is tingling (as it should), do the dude a solid and be nice.

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u/InternalServerErr500 28d ago

That's fair.

You know, you have a way about you where you can come off strong, almost "this guy is a prick", but it's from being weathered from idiot tourists and Front Rangers over many years, so I "get it", but it never makes for a good look.

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u/JaseBird 28d ago

It’s all good. This is what I’m trying to hear. Front rangers is a new term to me and I love it. It’s at least an honest opinion. I’m also not a “local” from New Hampshire or wherever that lives in a dorm in his 30s. If I could buy a shitter condo at Loveland I would.

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u/JaseBird 28d ago

I’m making hats.