When/if you had to move houses, what would be your number one consideration?

@HoraceGreenley and I don't agree on much, but when we do, you should probably listen.

@LordShadowfire

@Menetics It's very true. I don't want to get into the details publicly, but I realize some people are crazy just by the stupidity of the flags or usually more likely the signs they have put out in their front yard.


Oh there are community amenities? Like what?

Free maintenance? Or just a number for you to call and them to charge you?


What happens if a fence or tree is too tall? Lol They offer to cut it? Lol

@Menetics With a certain person claiming a certain election was stolen... some people put up some extra stupid signs... even the general people that supported that someone thought the signs were over the top crazy.


A pool and guards are nice (if they actually work)

I feel like I couldn't control how tall a tree grows

@Fluffybull Home Owner's Association.

Sometimes, when a single builder or developer builds an entire subdivision, they have very specific ideas about how each home should look, even after they sell them. In order to achieve this level of control over the lives of other people, they create an HOA. It's basically a small corporation (but not for tax purposes), run by some of the original purchasers of property in the subdivision, and it enforces petty ass rules like how tall people's lawns can get, what kind of trees can be planted in the front yard, how long people are allowed to go before painting their fence or their house, etc.

Even new houses built by other developers in the same subdivision are subject to the rules of the HOA. Some of the rules include that each house has to have a certain amount of brick façade in the front, and so forth.

@LordShadowfire Thanks, that's very interesting.