A..hole neighbors

The committee doesn't have the right to come up and tell you can't have this and that... but if it is already in the bi laws then it needs to be removed. Then actually the item really doesn't need to be moved until the HOA is going to sue.

Most subdivisions / neighborhoods that have HOA is not your typical run of the muck houses. These houses are nice and the yards are nice. People that move into the subdivisions already know and have read the HOA conventants. These people want something nice and they want it to stay that way. These nicer neighborhood and houses basically weeds out the white trash people (junk yard kings) because they can't afford the house anyways.

The place that I rented was in Maryland & the owner had been transferred to Texas. Unfortunately, when I rented it I wasn't given a copy of the HOA rules so I wasn't aware of them until later. I wasn't trying to stir the pot or anything while I was there but some of the rules were pretty restrictive. The housing market was on a downswing there & a lot of the units there were for sale but the people owed more on them than they were worth. Also, as I recall, a lot of people had moved so about 40% of the units there were being rented instead of being lived in by their owners.