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June 30, 2008 at 9:47 PM #231739June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231566
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ParticipantHey Paramount, I really just wanted to remind you that you purchased in an HOA community, so make it work for you. In my position here as block captain in Morgan Hill (thanks temeculaguy) I’ve had to resort in three situations to a letter writing campaign to the management company. Guess what, it worked. I sometimes want to channel my Grandmother’s spirit to rap the offenders up one side of the head, but I try to beleive that some people are oblivious (benefit of the doubt) that they are creating an annoyance. Those that can’t follow the rules shouldn’t purchase in an HOA community, those that do purchase are trying to avoid the Pepto-Bismol pink you find in central Anaheim. I should know about the pink, I lived there in the one car garage section for many years and realized I had to get out when someone drove down Sycamore Street by my house in the early 90’s firing shots (thankfully in the air) past the kids walking home from junior high school.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231687ParticipantHey Paramount, I really just wanted to remind you that you purchased in an HOA community, so make it work for you. In my position here as block captain in Morgan Hill (thanks temeculaguy) I’ve had to resort in three situations to a letter writing campaign to the management company. Guess what, it worked. I sometimes want to channel my Grandmother’s spirit to rap the offenders up one side of the head, but I try to beleive that some people are oblivious (benefit of the doubt) that they are creating an annoyance. Those that can’t follow the rules shouldn’t purchase in an HOA community, those that do purchase are trying to avoid the Pepto-Bismol pink you find in central Anaheim. I should know about the pink, I lived there in the one car garage section for many years and realized I had to get out when someone drove down Sycamore Street by my house in the early 90’s firing shots (thankfully in the air) past the kids walking home from junior high school.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231699ParticipantHey Paramount, I really just wanted to remind you that you purchased in an HOA community, so make it work for you. In my position here as block captain in Morgan Hill (thanks temeculaguy) I’ve had to resort in three situations to a letter writing campaign to the management company. Guess what, it worked. I sometimes want to channel my Grandmother’s spirit to rap the offenders up one side of the head, but I try to beleive that some people are oblivious (benefit of the doubt) that they are creating an annoyance. Those that can’t follow the rules shouldn’t purchase in an HOA community, those that do purchase are trying to avoid the Pepto-Bismol pink you find in central Anaheim. I should know about the pink, I lived there in the one car garage section for many years and realized I had to get out when someone drove down Sycamore Street by my house in the early 90’s firing shots (thankfully in the air) past the kids walking home from junior high school.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231740ParticipantHey Paramount, I really just wanted to remind you that you purchased in an HOA community, so make it work for you. In my position here as block captain in Morgan Hill (thanks temeculaguy) I’ve had to resort in three situations to a letter writing campaign to the management company. Guess what, it worked. I sometimes want to channel my Grandmother’s spirit to rap the offenders up one side of the head, but I try to beleive that some people are oblivious (benefit of the doubt) that they are creating an annoyance. Those that can’t follow the rules shouldn’t purchase in an HOA community, those that do purchase are trying to avoid the Pepto-Bismol pink you find in central Anaheim. I should know about the pink, I lived there in the one car garage section for many years and realized I had to get out when someone drove down Sycamore Street by my house in the early 90’s firing shots (thankfully in the air) past the kids walking home from junior high school.
June 30, 2008 at 10:26 PM #231748ParticipantHey Paramount, I really just wanted to remind you that you purchased in an HOA community, so make it work for you. In my position here as block captain in Morgan Hill (thanks temeculaguy) I’ve had to resort in three situations to a letter writing campaign to the management company. Guess what, it worked. I sometimes want to channel my Grandmother’s spirit to rap the offenders up one side of the head, but I try to beleive that some people are oblivious (benefit of the doubt) that they are creating an annoyance. Those that can’t follow the rules shouldn’t purchase in an HOA community, those that do purchase are trying to avoid the Pepto-Bismol pink you find in central Anaheim. I should know about the pink, I lived there in the one car garage section for many years and realized I had to get out when someone drove down Sycamore Street by my house in the early 90’s firing shots (thankfully in the air) past the kids walking home from junior high school.
July 1, 2008 at 2:25 AM #231671MisterMark123
ParticipantRen, making it even more dubious is the fact that the professor is also a real estate developer. (This isn’t mentioned in the news story.) Think he might have his own interests in mind as he promotes “new urbanism”? Uh, yeah.
July 1, 2008 at 2:25 AM #231792ParticipantRen, making it even more dubious is the fact that the professor is also a real estate developer. (This isn’t mentioned in the news story.) Think he might have his own interests in mind as he promotes “new urbanism”? Uh, yeah.
July 1, 2008 at 2:25 AM #231802ParticipantRen, making it even more dubious is the fact that the professor is also a real estate developer. (This isn’t mentioned in the news story.) Think he might have his own interests in mind as he promotes “new urbanism”? Uh, yeah.
July 1, 2008 at 2:25 AM #231842ParticipantRen, making it even more dubious is the fact that the professor is also a real estate developer. (This isn’t mentioned in the news story.) Think he might have his own interests in mind as he promotes “new urbanism”? Uh, yeah.
July 1, 2008 at 2:25 AM #231852ParticipantRen, making it even more dubious is the fact that the professor is also a real estate developer. (This isn’t mentioned in the news story.) Think he might have his own interests in mind as he promotes “new urbanism”? Uh, yeah.
July 1, 2008 at 9:55 AM #231741Nor-LA-SD-guy
ParticipantPersonally I think HOA’s are just a big waste of money and time (unless you manage an HOA that is then it is a quite profitable job), These issues are much better handled by City CCRs.
It is very hard to find a home in Temecula that does not have an HOA which I think is a very sad thing on it’s own.
One thing you got to remember about HOA’s
Over time HOA fee’s only go in one direction – UPAnd once installed, they take an act of congress to remove.
July 1, 2008 at 9:55 AM #231864ParticipantPersonally I think HOA’s are just a big waste of money and time (unless you manage an HOA that is then it is a quite profitable job), These issues are much better handled by City CCRs.
It is very hard to find a home in Temecula that does not have an HOA which I think is a very sad thing on it’s own.
One thing you got to remember about HOA’s
Over time HOA fee’s only go in one direction – UPAnd once installed, they take an act of congress to remove.
July 1, 2008 at 9:55 AM #231873ParticipantPersonally I think HOA’s are just a big waste of money and time (unless you manage an HOA that is then it is a quite profitable job), These issues are much better handled by City CCRs.
It is very hard to find a home in Temecula that does not have an HOA which I think is a very sad thing on it’s own.
One thing you got to remember about HOA’s
Over time HOA fee’s only go in one direction – UPAnd once installed, they take an act of congress to remove.
July 1, 2008 at 9:55 AM #231914ParticipantPersonally I think HOA’s are just a big waste of money and time (unless you manage an HOA that is then it is a quite profitable job), These issues are much better handled by City CCRs.
It is very hard to find a home in Temecula that does not have an HOA which I think is a very sad thing on it’s own.
One thing you got to remember about HOA’s
Over time HOA fee’s only go in one direction – UPAnd once installed, they take an act of congress to remove.
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