SocialCurrentSee✅® newsletter in TriloGi - Issue #8 by @https://mobile.twitter.com/ALTALOMAN https://t.co/HM4gRKQuZU via @revue — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) April 26, 2021 When you change the way you find things, the things you find change WEB CURATORS  Mike & Dee Dee Foxworth for  ALTACITIES ® as social media archivists aka  ALTALOMAN ® /  CANSWERIST ®, web moniker for content created and archived in … * SocialCurrentSee ® for and about  COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENTS , more than HOAs, aka  ALTACITIES ® = “alternate cities” * SCS: CASTING the constant comments, stories, and ‘social currents’ of publisher, curator, webmaster  ALTALOMAN ® with a view of the sites below. Now retired,  Mike & Dee Dee  celebrate his survival with mantle cell lymphoma (MCL) since Mar. 06, including a stem cell transplant from an unrelated donor in 2007 and Tomotherapy in 2009. “ ALTALOMAN ” is the creator and founder, web visionary, synergist and archiv...

Post original on 10Oct17, revised 23March18 Re: California Davis-Stirling Law ▶ Google  ▶ Amazon  ▶ Slideshow   ▶ PDF If you live in a common interest development, aka homeowners association (HOA), as most are doing in the Temescal Valley (and some 9 million throughout California), you should have a reference to the DAVIS-STIRLING LAW (DSL). ▶ This site does not give legal advice ▶ PRIVACY STATEMENT    ▶  http://docdro.id/aEwMoct   Under DSL, a developer of a common interest development is able to create a homeowner association (HOA) to govern the development. As part of creating the HOA, the developer records a document known as the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) against the units or parcels within the HOA with the county recorder. So, first and foremost, the HOA is an invention for real estate developers and a consequence for homeowners who buy into HOAs. Even though it is not a governmental ...

The last TRILOGY of posts on FLIPBOARD More #SocialCurrentSee by ALTACITIES ▶FAQ ▶  #HOALawyers▶ #SocialCurrentSee ▶  "I’m in settlement talks with my homeowner association over a complicated problem that we finally resolved during a long internal-dispute-resolution meeting. I want to include two concerns in our agreement, so the association told me to write the clauses and return the final draft. But I’m not an attorney and am afraid if I write those two clauses I could prejudice myself and my case. For more of this FAQ , read ▶ ▶ https://goo.gl/D1K5LF ▶   ANSWER   http://flip.it/lhSSRK ▶In this FLIPBOARD clip of a column written by Donie Vanitzian in the LATimes ... The universal dilemma of potential legal complications for homeowners is explained. Essentially, no conflict that arises between homeowners and their HOA is beyond the veil of legal counsel for the HOA. Remember: Legal counsel, for whom the dues and fees paid by t...

Read it on Flipboard The Google Earth image above is a hovering shot from above a Minnesota State common interest development (aka HOA) that may be the site of a most unusual story, archived below: ▶ http://flip.it/uQ1I4o   As we archive this Trilogy of HOA stories, our lead item is a fascinating account from  15830 Andrie St NW, a house in a Ramsey, MN 55303 HOA ▶  This 3,227 square foot house features 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms ▶  This property was built in 1992 ▶   Located in central Minnestoa, Northfork is a 1,250 acre planned community located on the far western side of the the City of Ramsey, and eastern border of Elk River ▶  Northfork  has an active Homeowners Association committed to keeping this a great community in which to live ▶  The Homeowners Association owns approximately 300 acres of open space, trails and lake accesses for use and enjoyment by  Northfork  residents ▶ Read it on...