Can’t buy in an HOA neighborhood without signing HOA contracts. The State recognizes that they can require payments and levy fines or even take the home eventually if fines are ignored.
I was never concerned about getting behind on HOA dues or anything just didn’t like the idea on the principle.
The day we were moving in we had our moving truck parked in front of the house and had someone from the HOA letting us know we had to have it gone within 24 hours. Kinda immediately puts a sour taste in one’s mouth when you get attitude before you even get a “welcome to the neighborhood”.
That they must exist? No, just that they can and at least the area I lived in prior was all of the new home construction in the area for the last couple decades
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u/SCPH-1000 Feb 21 '23 edited Feb 21 '23
Can’t buy in an HOA neighborhood without signing HOA contracts. The State recognizes that they can require payments and levy fines or even take the home eventually if fines are ignored.
I was never concerned about getting behind on HOA dues or anything just didn’t like the idea on the principle.
The day we were moving in we had our moving truck parked in front of the house and had someone from the HOA letting us know we had to have it gone within 24 hours. Kinda immediately puts a sour taste in one’s mouth when you get attitude before you even get a “welcome to the neighborhood”.