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I doubt there's a bylaw that states the HOA reserves the right to enforce garage sales and their own discretion.
I think I'd take a different approach.
Oh no... not Maw Maw's dishes.I doubt there's a bylaw that states the HOA reserves the right to enforce garage sales and their own discretion.
I think I'd take a different approach.
I've got a set of Corning Ware baking dishes my grandmother passed down to me; $15,000.
Depending on what state it's located, it could be a good time to peddle some all natural, locally grown herbs.
My response would not be so nice, lol.
The travails of any volunteer organization. HOA's, charities, churches, booster clubs...I've seen them all go off the rails when basic governance isn't observed. I've lived in an HOA in GA for 27 years. It's served its purpose of providing services (swim/tennis/social) and enforcing a basic set of rules regarding home appearance and activities (which you agree to follow when you purchase your property). We had one really bad apple who acted like she was the queen of the neighborhood, tried to demand things not required by bylaws/covenants, spent us into a hole and then led a mass resignation. Four neighbors and I picked it up, cut the spending, built reserves and kept it going, it's been good since.
The guy who originally posted it on reddit last year (not in the thread the article points to but earlier in the original thread) said the Facebook post was hammered by people who lived there and was taken down in the hour if not within minutes. Some folks did have a yard sale in the neighborhood that weekend but all of them took only cash.
