dalton_vol
proud toxic patriarch.
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The first house I had was in an HOA and they tried to get ahead of that very thing. First they tried to tell people they couldn't rent their houses and that didn't happen. Then I guess a few people had sold their houses to people that rent them, and the HOA pres went door to door trying to get people to show up and vote for his change to not allow home owners to sell their house to anyone other than an owner occupier. A few people agreed, but after the vote flyers went out to all the mailboxes stating "they were close, but need your support at the next vote". I think there were several people that showed up to make it known they were against.
I wasn't going to restrict myself from who I can sell my house to. If I want to sell it, I want all the available buyers to not only get the best price, but also to make it more likely to sell quickly. I ended up moving a couple years later and have no intention of ever going to an HOA subdivision.
It probably depends on what the market is like at the time on how easily you can sell it and for what price. I moved a couple of years ago and it sold easily. In 2009 when I bought it, the housing market was weak. The previous owner of the house had tried to sell it in 2008 and couldn't find anyone willing. It was listed for like 6 months and she took it down. In 2009 she lowered the price some and re-listed and that's about the same time I was looking at houses to buy.In my opinion you are part of the problem. It is likely you can sell your house almost as quickly and for the similar cost. To each is his own though. Leave the subdivision the way you'd want your neighbor to leave it.
It probably depends on what the market is like at the time on how easily you can sell it and for what price. I moved a couple of years ago and it sold easily. In 2009 when I bought it, the housing market was weak. The previous owner of the house had tried to sell it in 2008 and couldn't find anyone willing. It was listed for like 6 months and she took it down. In 2009 she lowered the price some and re-listed and that's about the same time I was looking at houses to buy.
I'd prefer to sell to someone that would live in it. If I had a couple of close offers and one was a corp or renter and the other was going to be the occupier I'd probably pick the occupier.
I get calls from these telemarketers all the time to buy my house. I generally just hang up. They will buy a little high but if I were to see it to them I predict no one would ever be able to buy it again. Then their would be another single family home off the market to a private company. Typically the quality of the dweller becomes spotty as well with people not mowing yards, trash overflows, etc.
There are very valid reasons for HOA’s creating this type of rule. It is meant to prevent homes from being used as Air B&B’s for nightly or weekly rentals. My HOA prevents this by having a rule that any rentals must be at least for a one-month minimum period of time. If my HOA didn’t have that rule, then I would have purchased elsewhere.HOA’s should stick to mowing, parking, and trash can placement issues. Ownership of private property isn’t something that they should ever be allowed to control. Policing who is living in homes is overstepping. HOA boards are real examples of tyrants.
Donald Trump Built a National Debt So Big (Even Before the Pandemic) That It’ll Weigh Down the Economy for Years
The “King of Debt” promised to reduce the national debt — then his tax cuts made it surge. Add in the pandemic, and he oversaw the third-biggest deficit increase of any president.www.propublica.org
Trump urges Congress to "go big or go home" on coronavirus stimulus bill
However, Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused the White House of being unserious in its negotiations.www.cbsnews.com
Trump calls Covid relief bill unsuitable and demands Congress add bigger stimulus payments
President Trump, in a stunning tweet, called the $900 billion Covid relief bill passed by Congress an unsuitable "disgrace."www.cnbc.com
How is that working out in Canada and England? While I agree that everyone should have access to basic healthcare, I have very little faith in this self-serving bunch in D.C. to effectively manage anything.I truly believe if she wins and gets an entirely Democratic controlled Congress, universal healthcare will be passed as one of the first orders of business. It will cement a lot of control for them.
Indeed. Canada and the UK are stuck with it as bloated and inefficient as it may be. I believe I read 10% of their population is employed by just their health ministry. The screeching would be heard all the way across the Atlantic if there was a shift away from their current healthcare model.How is that working out in Canada and England? While I agree that everyone should have access to basic healthcare, I have very little faith in this self-serving bunch in D.C. to effectively manage anything.
When Barnes retires, I'm on board with Pearl returning to UT. I've seen some things in recent years that make me believe he can still be successful here. However, I think White will have several options because of Barnes and due to him being a top notch AD.