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#SocialCurrentSee ®▶ ( #Disharmony )* ( @Storify archive) · by #ALTACITIES · “An unneighborly mess in #SanDiego ” https://t.co/AUlCVAwhRE — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) April 9, 2016 SOURCE Note : Scroll the STORIFY slide show (above) for the latest # SocialCurrentSee on topic. ~ @ Altaloman via # ALTACITIES _____ According to BING , the meaning and synonyms of # DISHARMONY are lack of harmony or agreement, as in discord · friction · strife · conflict · hostility · acrimony · bad blood · bad feeling · enmity · dissension · disagreement · feuding · quarreling · disunity · division · divisiveness The video clip that leads this post well documents all of the above and then some.  The young couple in this story didn't expect and they did not deserve the events that followed their first home purchase in the Southland. This and a constant stream of other archived stories on @ Storify appear in the links below. ALSO SEEN ON ▶ FLYon ★ the web ★   Tweets by @ALT...

Runway clearance issue at FL HOA

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Unusual HOA:   Spruce Creek Fly-in Community ▶Posted in triplicate (a Trilogy ) around these # ALTACITIES  and our  Flipboard  magazines, the following # SocialCurrentSee archive is a timely sequel to the allied posts on our NEXTDOOR Trilogy message board. http://www.nomorobo.com STOP ROBO CALLS! Very few common interest developments (aka HOAs ) in the USA come with a landing strip like the one shown above. As amenities for HOAs generally go, a community golf course or a fitness center may be the typical luxury, not a private plane landing strip?  The clips and links below reveal some truth in the old adage (here paraphrased): "The more you add to your home purchase, the more that can go wrong!" According to CAIRF , Florida leads the nation with about 50,000* HOAs where in excess of 8 million* residents live, topping the nation in both categories. (*2016 estimates) This location is the Spruce Creek Fly-in Community   near Daytona Beach,...

HOA optional rules? Watch for liability

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HOA not enforcing rules causing fears of liability https://t.co/ywNZwAytSI — CondoAssociation.com (@condoassoc) January 9, 2016 Keyword : LIABILITY Clips and links in this 'social current see' largely come from the Cobblestone HOA community near Atlanta, GA, indicating what can go wrong when HOA rules are not followed by leadership. | MORE CLIPS Next installment of Self Management Guide: What Defines Well Constructed Rules https://t.co/oNC0PALBuf #HOA #COA pic.twitter.com/tmnOBQknau — Vanguard Mgmt Group (@vanguardmgmt) January 11, 2016 Tweets about HOA rules

5 Pros and Cons of Homeowners' Associations

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( CORONA   in sync with ALTACITIES ) Scanning the web for content creation of this archive, we found the following as comments, content, clips, and links for the 'social current see' on topic. While there is no 'final' list of the pros and cons of HOA living today, there are many who will take a stab at outlining the subject.  What is your comment on the following list? PRO 1) Your neighborhood will look good 2) Community amenities 3) Maintenance costs are shared 4) You've got a built-in mediator (the HOA Board?) 5) Get to know your neighbors CON 1) HOA dues & assessments 2) Your hands are (somewhat) tied 3) Beware of HOA financial woes 4) Give up some freedom 5) Watch out for the "rogue" board member  ▶ Flip②▶  STORIFY  ♥  FLIPBOARD ★  BLOGGER  ▲ ALTACITIES  ® ▶  TWITTER See more in the 'social current see' with  5 ,000+ followers  on  FLIPBOARD   and t...

Perpetual paradigm for HOAs

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The democratic experience (self-governance) has never been without tension and argument between those who govern (elected officials) and those who are governed (the people).  No where is this reality more evident today than in the private governments we call common interest developments (or HOAs, or homeowner associations).  The founding fathers of the United States, and those who followed in leadership, frequently talk about the imperfect union.  That is the very attribute that sparks the following post. Flip②▶ STORIFY ♥ FLIPBOARD ★ BLOGGER ▲ ALTACITIES ® See more in the 'social current see' with 1300+ followers on FLIPBOARD [ View the story "Perpetual paradigm for HOAs" on Storify ] "You have to have confidence in your ability, and then be tough enough to fol... #dailyqotd #qotd http://t.co/fq1zI7UyVq — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) July 21, 2015

Twitter chirps with HOA comments

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Chances are the local press is not noted for coverage of HOA matters for whatever reason, but social media doesn't have the same inhibition of covering the affairs of private governments.  How do we know?  Well, here is a trilogy of clips at the top of today's Twitter search for matters HOA: Agoura Hills man says HOA fined him for installing artificial turf in response to drought http://t.co/Ca3OnVCfSy pic.twitter.com/XAMiKpumHv — KTLA (@KTLA) April 23, 2015 Don't Let Your HOA Get Itself Boxed In http://t.co/gzORWgX8yv via @RealtyTimes — Real Estate & Homes (@REI_247) April 28, 2015 Dallas #HOA Still Affected by Internal Strife ~ http://t.co/9GNE5k5OdK #homeowner — Ward Lucas (@Ward_Lucas) April 29, 2015 [ View the story "Twitter chirps with HOA comments" on Storify ]

No relief in the 'drats' and 'rats' of HOA CC&Rs

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Conflicts between members (homeowners) and HOA boards over excessive restrictions or the unfair enforcement of CC&Rs is legendary in common interest developments (CIDs). In California, the state with the second highest number of HOAs (just behind Florida), these enforcement policies are being tested by the long-running California drought. The 'social current see' that follows details some examples of this conflict. Flip②▶ STORIFY ♥ FLIPBOARD ★ BLOGGER ▲ [ View the story "No drought of conflict in HOA matters" on Storify ] "Once you choose hope, anything's possible." ~Christopher Reeve #dailyqotd #qotd http://t.co/fq1zI7UyVq — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) April 24, 2015

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