how can you get rid of a homeowner association in a neighborhood?
350902
Usually their are written into the deed restrictions. Besides getting rid of the association can lead to a less desirable neighborhood.
662988
You can advertise on Homestore.com or similar sites. Link to your own website.  Get a farm list of non-owner occupied homes (call your local title co. rep) - send direct mail to those tenants/occupants - maybe they'd like to own their own home instead of paying the landlord's mortgage?
590045
not much you can do.... get a lawyer, i have easement issues with my neighbor and am currently in a fence war with this meatball. you could contact the electric compnay and see if they have another way to fix it...work with them... but it will be a hard issue to resolve. they use them so that everyone has apower... have to be  there kind of thing... like telephone poles etc. so i dont know what can be done to remove it completely
327759
You should probably start by discussing the issue with your neighbor. If that doesn't work, you can find the particulars for your community on www.findlaw.com.
557525
Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do, because it's city property.  We can't control who parks on city property in front of our properties.
824794
contact your local sheriff,and ask about starting the eviction process. Depending on what state you live in it may be impossible to have them removed until spring
831138
you might want to consider which organized crime group controls the neighborhood you want to open one in and get their input. They might have people on their payroll who can grease the wheels of beauracracy for you, and besides you will end up having to deal with them anyway.
447358
Tell them you have to go somewhere. They will get the hint! Also, this really works, so don't laugh. If you stand a broom with the bristles up, right beside your door, it will keep away the people that you don't want to have at your house. :)\n\nBlessed Be!
1083684
First, talk to them. Politely ask them turn down the volume after 10pm.\nSecond, go to your neighborhood association.\nThrid, call the cops for distrubing the peace. Usually on visit from the cops is enough to straighten most neighbors out.
160408
get  a lawyer !   move  out   and  take  it  all   cars  boats , guns, computer   everything   even  the  ice  trays !  if  you   own  the home  it  can  always   be   sold  or  re deeded  . you  could  also    hire  a   private detective   and    investigate   prior infidelities  which  could  lean  the  court  in  your  favor  being a  "victimized"  "faithful"  housewife.....Take it all flip em  the bird  and  smile  all the way  to court
649670
Homeowners' Associations may regulate the look of your yard... trees, lawns, and weeds. Usually it's because a neighbor complained about the look of something. Homeowners associations work for the greater good of the community. They can place tons of rules on the look of your house and yard as they see fit for the community. \n\nFile a complaint in regards to this issue and explain what is in your yard. Maybe they don't realize it's not an actual weed.  \n\nOn the other hand, it's pretty much what they say goes. If they ask you to get rid of it.. you usually don't have much of a choice unless you want to go through a legal battle. Not fun.
883160
How would you know they are illegal?  Are you just making assumptions because they are different from you?  I live next door to some US citizens, and they are declining my property values, by having junk cars parked all over the place and weeds growing on their property.....What can I do?  Hope and pray they move and mind my own business and accept that some people are slobs....
197815
Get out with your family members and pets if at all possible.  Call 911 from a neighbors.  Lives are more important than saving a structure.
484716
It depends on the state laws; where are you?  \nDid they sign a contract when they joined the association?\nDid the assocation get included on the title of the house at some point?  \n\nYou may need to consult an attorney specializing in real estate law.
858688
I know that the City of Plano has been known to peek over an 8 foot fence and make stink over bags filled with leaves.  [Plano is one big HOA].\nAnd since recent legislation in Texas gives HOA's greater power than before (they can foreclose on homes now-faster than banks), I would not join a community where HOA was mandatory.\nI would suggest you check with the HOA rules that you should have been given as matter of documentation at the close.  You may want to talk to your city to see if the HOA's have to conform to some city policies on privacy issues.
80310
Provided you're the group owner, somewhere on the left panel you go to 'Management'. There you'll be able to delete the group. Hope that helps.
558848
If this is a elder person, Have the family pitch in to clean up then suggest that y'all take turns coming on specific days to help keep things in check. If this home belongs to someone who is physically able to do something about it, I would volunteer to help clean it up again, get the animals outside, have the city check the back up in the pipes, and let them know, if things don't stay cleaned up, you won't allow the children to visit anymore. If you think it is unhealthy, let them know. If you don't do something, someone else will. Better to hear it from you, than have the authorities kick them out of the home.