my fuckin neighborhood association...!!!
02-27-2009, 11:14 PM
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**** the old bag that left the note on my car parks her ******* car outside her garage partially blocking the lane of traffic for all the other garages and an exit!! What kinda **** is that?
02-27-2009, 11:21 PM
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Play the game back and make complaints for EVERYTHING. Kids running around in the street while you are driving, any noise, ANYTHING you can do. Unfortunately its the only thing you can do.
02-28-2009, 12:20 AM
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I would park your car for a few weeks, and have as many local members as possible roll through your neighborhood several times a day...piping it like som 16 year old ricers.
On a more serious note, I think meeting personally with the president of the HOA wouold be your best best. Take him for a ride in your car (sane ride mind you) and explain to him that cars is your life long passion, and always will be. ****, you could make up some sob story about how the car has some sentimental value to your family or some ****. AND TELL THEM YOU HAD IT CHECK BY PD and they verified it was within the noise limit. **** em.
On a more serious note, I think meeting personally with the president of the HOA wouold be your best best. Take him for a ride in your car (sane ride mind you) and explain to him that cars is your life long passion, and always will be. ****, you could make up some sob story about how the car has some sentimental value to your family or some ****. AND TELL THEM YOU HAD IT CHECK BY PD and they verified it was within the noise limit. **** em.
02-28-2009, 01:04 AM
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the hell with HOA. i cant even wash my car in my driveway without getting a 50 dollar fine...because hoa covers the water bill. i cant have the garage door open for longer than 10 minutes...but atleast they havent complain about my car.
02-28-2009, 05:55 AM
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02-28-2009, 01:31 PM
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I would park your car for a few weeks, and have as many local members as possible roll through your neighborhood several times a day...piping it like som 16 year old ricers.
On a more serious note, I think meeting personally with the president of the HOA wouold be your best best. Take him for a ride in your car (sane ride mind you) and explain to him that cars is your life long passion, and always will be. ****, you could make up some sob story about how the car has some sentimental value to your family or some ****. AND TELL THEM YOU HAD IT CHECK BY PD and they verified it was within the noise limit. **** em.
On a more serious note, I think meeting personally with the president of the HOA wouold be your best best. Take him for a ride in your car (sane ride mind you) and explain to him that cars is your life long passion, and always will be. ****, you could make up some sob story about how the car has some sentimental value to your family or some ****. AND TELL THEM YOU HAD IT CHECK BY PD and they verified it was within the noise limit. **** em.
02-28-2009, 01:34 PM
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i am going to start noting my complaints tho....it aint right to me that these people are nice to my face and talk **** behind my back causing me to be fined and possbily evicted
02-28-2009, 09:56 PM
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Be careful Mike, HOA's have alot of power, more than what most people think.
I would do what other's have stated (read the HOA agreement) and then also make note of how it applies to a renter. Also check out your rights to appeal and/or challenge any levied fines or proposed sanctions. This is there because one person (the **** complaining) should not be able to ruin everything for others.
Read through your lease/rental agreement as well. Does the property owner state he will charge you for the HOA fines the property is levied? Can he give you notice and make you move out? etc.
They could just be bluffing and giving you a hard time.
I would do what other's have stated (read the HOA agreement) and then also make note of how it applies to a renter. Also check out your rights to appeal and/or challenge any levied fines or proposed sanctions. This is there because one person (the **** complaining) should not be able to ruin everything for others.
Read through your lease/rental agreement as well. Does the property owner state he will charge you for the HOA fines the property is levied? Can he give you notice and make you move out? etc.
They could just be bluffing and giving you a hard time.
03-03-2009, 01:50 AM
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This is what you need to do, send this in to your HOA
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=665847
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=665847