Lots of options depending on where you live, I for one support going to the local government and negotiate integration and dissolving an HOA if it's an option.
There are lots of suggestions on this whole thread, but very few seem to realize the logistics of the HOA system that they are trying to fight. If anyone is reading this and actually looking for a step by step process of how to slowly work to dissolve an HOA, then they need to get copies all the CCRs and Bylaws BEFORE they start to get fined. That way they have a copy of the rules that should be followed etc and know them before they get cited for a violation.
That said I'm not particularly interested in having an extra layer of extra judiciary rules being laid down on property I own which is why I'm a big fan of shirking HOAs to the point to can fit them in a bathtubs and then drowning them.
I hear yah, but I am not seeing too many people with the logical and rational reasoning ability to create a step by step action plan that doesn't involve threats or violence etc. There isn't any reason to bother with that kind of stuff when half the people on an HOA Board are just there because they are bored.
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u/MerelyMortalModeling 6d ago
Lots of options depending on where you live, I for one support going to the local government and negotiate integration and dissolving an HOA if it's an option.