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The2008 financial crisishit homeowners hard.
But one homeowner decided he wouldnt have any of this nonsense.
So, hedeclared waron the red spray-painted curbs and lists of fake violations.
Read our chat with him below!
For u/68Cadillac, there was no other choice that to buy a house in an HOA-regulated community.
In the city we lived in, almost every development came withHOAs rules, the Redditor tells Bored Panda.
In court, theH.O.A.
[would] have to reveal the reason for the money they said they were owed.
At discovery, theyd be unable to produce original violation notifications.
And because they never existed, they sure couldnt produce proof theyd mailed em, the netizen says.
Sure, the H.O.A.
New and ongoing violations need new or updated pictures every month.
They committed fraud [by] making up those fines.
Its really about whos on the board.
Its a dice roll.
If something gets really bad I can just call Code Enforcement, the Redditor adds.
And many Americans agree with him.
Theyd prefer if HOAs regulated noise levels, kept track of trash and recycling bins, and enforced parking.
Suck it, HOA!
netizens thoroughly enjoyed another story of sticking it to an HOA
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