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  • May 16, 2008 at 11:09 AM #206024
    SmellsFeeshy
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    “HOA is the stupidest idea ever.”

    Well for condos/townhomes its unfortunately a necessary evil.
    The problem with not having an HOA is that its pretty difficult to find a house in a decent neighborhood that doesn’t have one in SD.

    May 16, 2008 at 12:05 PM #205907
    just someone
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    Sounds like the complex needs individual water meters, or at least the ability to turn off individual units.

    Also, if complex has a pool/spa, etc, she should demand that common area privileges be taken away from units with non-payment.

    If owner of the non-paying unit is not in bankruptcy, HOA’s need to be smart, and go after owners in small claims court, rather than a lien.

    May 16, 2008 at 12:05 PM #205959
    just someone
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    Sounds like the complex needs individual water meters, or at least the ability to turn off individual units.

    Also, if complex has a pool/spa, etc, she should demand that common area privileges be taken away from units with non-payment.

    If owner of the non-paying unit is not in bankruptcy, HOA’s need to be smart, and go after owners in small claims court, rather than a lien.

    May 16, 2008 at 12:05 PM #205991
    just someone
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    Sounds like the complex needs individual water meters, or at least the ability to turn off individual units.

    Also, if complex has a pool/spa, etc, she should demand that common area privileges be taken away from units with non-payment.

    If owner of the non-paying unit is not in bankruptcy, HOA’s need to be smart, and go after owners in small claims court, rather than a lien.

    May 16, 2008 at 12:05 PM #206015
    just someone
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    Sounds like the complex needs individual water meters, or at least the ability to turn off individual units.

    Also, if complex has a pool/spa, etc, she should demand that common area privileges be taken away from units with non-payment.

    If owner of the non-paying unit is not in bankruptcy, HOA’s need to be smart, and go after owners in small claims court, rather than a lien.

    May 16, 2008 at 12:05 PM #206043
    just someone
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    Sounds like the complex needs individual water meters, or at least the ability to turn off individual units.

    Also, if complex has a pool/spa, etc, she should demand that common area privileges be taken away from units with non-payment.

    If owner of the non-paying unit is not in bankruptcy, HOA’s need to be smart, and go after owners in small claims court, rather than a lien.

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