Mandolin Del Sur

[SanDiegoDave]

[quote=PKMAN]…after realizing that deducting MR as property tax is illegal.[/quote]

Does anyone know why it’s illegal? It’s property tax. No property? No Mello-Roos tax. Seems pretty straightforward to me.

Have there been court cases where the IRS won, when preventing someone from deducting MR?

We pretty much ruled out any properties with MR during our home search over the last two years.

[Ren]

[quote=ybitz]… I don’t understand the appeal of HOA…it seems to take away some of the freedom of home ownership.[/quote]

HOAs can be a good thing. They prevent your neighbor from painting his house purple, or parking a giant boat in his front yard.

[Ren]

[quote=ybitz]… I don’t understand the appeal of HOA…it seems to take away some of the freedom of home ownership.[/quote]

HOAs can be a good thing. They prevent your neighbor from painting his house purple, or parking a giant boat in his front yard.

[Ren]

[quote=ybitz]… I don’t understand the appeal of HOA…it seems to take away some of the freedom of home ownership.[/quote]

HOAs can be a good thing. They prevent your neighbor from painting his house purple, or parking a giant boat in his front yard.

[Ren]

[quote=ybitz]… I don’t understand the appeal of HOA…it seems to take away some of the freedom of home ownership.[/quote]

HOAs can be a good thing. They prevent your neighbor from painting his house purple, or parking a giant boat in his front yard.

[Ren]

[quote=ybitz]… I don’t understand the appeal of HOA…it seems to take away some of the freedom of home ownership.[/quote]

HOAs can be a good thing. They prevent your neighbor from painting his house purple, or parking a giant boat in his front yard.

[sfexporter]

It depends. Some HOAs do not allow parking on on the common street overnight, which is overkill. Some don’t allow garage door to be opened for more then several hours unless you are moving stuffs in and out….I guess they are trying to discourage grease-monkey neighborhood from starting.

[sfexporter]

It depends. Some HOAs do not allow parking on on the common street overnight, which is overkill. Some don’t allow garage door to be opened for more then several hours unless you are moving stuffs in and out….I guess they are trying to discourage grease-monkey neighborhood from starting.

[sfexporter]

It depends. Some HOAs do not allow parking on on the common street overnight, which is overkill. Some don’t allow garage door to be opened for more then several hours unless you are moving stuffs in and out….I guess they are trying to discourage grease-monkey neighborhood from starting.

[sfexporter]

It depends. Some HOAs do not allow parking on on the common street overnight, which is overkill. Some don’t allow garage door to be opened for more then several hours unless you are moving stuffs in and out….I guess they are trying to discourage grease-monkey neighborhood from starting.

[sfexporter]

It depends. Some HOAs do not allow parking on on the common street overnight, which is overkill. Some don’t allow garage door to be opened for more then several hours unless you are moving stuffs in and out….I guess they are trying to discourage grease-monkey neighborhood from starting.

[PKMAN]

My HOA (Riverwalk of Santee) does not allow:

– Car washing, even for single detached residences with own driveway
– Parking on private streets inside the community
– Supposedly no parking on own-driveway as well but nobody is following this rule

There are probably more restrictions that I’ve yet to looked into. But the HOA fee is only $118/mo and no MR. So I think it’s a good trade-off, at least so far.

[PKMAN]

My HOA (Riverwalk of Santee) does not allow:

– Car washing, even for single detached residences with own driveway
– Parking on private streets inside the community
– Supposedly no parking on own-driveway as well but nobody is following this rule

There are probably more restrictions that I’ve yet to looked into. But the HOA fee is only $118/mo and no MR. So I think it’s a good trade-off, at least so far.

[PKMAN]

My HOA (Riverwalk of Santee) does not allow:

– Car washing, even for single detached residences with own driveway
– Parking on private streets inside the community
– Supposedly no parking on own-driveway as well but nobody is following this rule

There are probably more restrictions that I’ve yet to looked into. But the HOA fee is only $118/mo and no MR. So I think it’s a good trade-off, at least so far.

[PKMAN]

My HOA (Riverwalk of Santee) does not allow:

– Car washing, even for single detached residences with own driveway
– Parking on private streets inside the community
– Supposedly no parking on own-driveway as well but nobody is following this rule

There are probably more restrictions that I’ve yet to looked into. But the HOA fee is only $118/mo and no MR. So I think it’s a good trade-off, at least so far.

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