We live in a high priced neighborhood and now we are weighing our options as whether or not to move. Moving will be a tough option, but we thought we bought into pure class with strict homeowners rules.
Our residents are ignoring the homeowners association by continuing to leave up trampolines (forbidden), bb goals (forbidden) out front, masses of kids running the neighborhood cutting through all the yards, trash and toys laying EVERYWHERE--lots of loud screaming. Where does the responsibility fall on homeowners to ENFORCE the rules WE bought into? Now I feel it is nothing anymore special than we owned before because you have the families who can't afford to live here unless they buy together. How does this image, trashy toys, and stuff laying everywhere affect our home value? Is there anything I can do to MAKE the homeowners association enforce the rules in the book? I regret the day we put the pen to the paper.
2006-10-20
11:48:09
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shelly
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