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altacities.com ▶ canswerist.com ▶ socialcurrentsee.com Nine separate blogs occupy the ALTACITIES neighborhood on Blogger at this time.  The flagship location is our Alta ♥ Connect blog, an archive location for matters relating to common interest developments, aka homeowner association or HOAs.  All nine blogs in the neighborhood have undergone a facelift and design format change as of March 2017, but the common interests of the content remains the same. View my Flipboard Magazine. https://goo.gl/CwYk1j Andi Stevenson knew her life would never be same after purchasing her new condo on Euphoria Lane. On day one, she finds the body of the homeowners association president. Day two, she discovers the property manager is her former fiancé. Day three, the new president begins his campaign of violation letters to force her to move. Day four, her sister, the owner of a detective agency, needs her help with the investigation of the murder. And day five,...

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Flip②▶ Alta ♥ CITIES   @   Flipboard   ▶ ​ Flip②▶ Home ♥ Worth   @   Flipboard   ▶   ​ Flip②▶ Like ♥ Worth   @   Flipboard   ▶   Flip②▶  Alta ♥ CITIES   @   Flipboard   ▶ ▶ The  bingo, bango, bongo,  or just a  BING  search of the # SocialCurrentSee  behind this clip follows and archives a story of common interest developments, also known as homeowner associations (HOAs). ▶ The lead clip in the series is provided by well-known and trusted source, Deborah Goonan , Independent American Communities , who is prolific on topic in content for # SocialCurrentSee . ▶ homeowner associations ( NOUN ) A Home Owners Association (HOA) is an organization of homeowners of a particular subdivision, condominium or planned unit development. The purpose of a home owners association is to provide a common basis for preservi...

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