HOA'S Are Ripping Homes Away From ALL These People!

The unsettling reality of Homeowners Associations (HOAs) ripping homes away from people is illustrated by numerous stories of homeowners losing their properties to foreclosure due to mounting fines and liens. Our video delves into these cases, including those of active-duty military personnel, revealing the significant power HOAs hold to impose fines, file liens, and ultimately foreclose on homes. We discuss the increasing prevalence of HOAs in the U.S., where nearly a quarter of the population resides in community associations, and the lack of national regulation governing HOA practices. The video sheds light on legislative efforts in Colorado aimed at curbing these practices and the ongoing challenges faced by residents. Join us as we explore the impact of HOAs on homeownership and the urgent need for reform.

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[marcus_b]

HOAs should be illegal if they have that kind of "power". Getting "evicted" and having your house that you 100% pay for sold from beneath you should be COMPLETELY ILLEGAL.

[lorijb]

Told my agent I will not even look at a house with an HOA. NO!!!!

[hungp.]

There needs to be new laws that restrict HOA from abusing ppl.

[Hdbdhrhr]

Living in an HOA is like being on parole for the rest of your life.

[cmackscott]

HOAs should never have had the power to foreclose.

[lj]

I will never understand how a HOA has that much power over someone else’s home

[sunso]

residents need to come together to vote to disband the HOA.

[JustMe-zkwh]

have a relative who lives in HOA, and when she fell and broke her arm they tried to fine her for leaving trashcan out too long. She's elderly and it was winter in the Northern states, and she lives alone. She always helps her neighbors, some who are younger than 40, but no one was there for her and the HOA local board didnt even step up to help. They need to add a clause/rule that they assist a neighbor in time of need like that. it was ridiculous. It also says a lot about where we are as a society.

[slyallday]

HOA's need to be outlawed or limited

[avakko]

Nobody should be allowed to take anyone's home from them... especially an HOA.

[ashleymcclung]

Never in a million years would I live under an hoa. No house is worth it.

[SoulfulVeg]

I lived in A non-HOA community in St Pete. Some of problems you talk about in terms of junk cars, parking on lawns, boats in the street were managed by city codes. The code enforcement in St Pete is pretty rigorous. No HOA mafia needed.

[DRventura]

1) Property Taxes, HOA Fees, Condo Fees, Overpriced homes, are making hard working taxpayers lose their only property (Home, Condo). How can it be legal to suddenly raise Condo fees and HOA fees by 40+%. 2) How can these crooked tax assessors be allowed to overvalue someone's only home by hundreds of thousands of dollars, when they are not investors and those homes are their only child hood homes. Many areas are becoming like Detroit and Mississippi - desolate and empty as the working voting taxpayer is continuously fleeced. The vile municipality tax assessors are getting multi-year promotions using Tax Payer dollars because these tax assessors ARE Overvaluing people's properties to bring in money to the municipalities. They don't care that people end up homeless (many veterans and elderly affected) or their home comes into foreclosure because they had to borrow against equity and credit cards to try and pay their property taxes or HOA or Condo fees. Just shameful an HOA can put a lien on someone's home for as low as $100.00! Where are all the State representatives to put a stop to this madness?

[homeloveeverything]

Our neighborhood never had an HOA, but years ago people from strong HOA neighborhoods moved into our neighborhood, and have tried and tried to create a HOA. We all told them, “if you liked the HOA so much, why the heck didn’t you just stay where you were?” They replied, “We moved here for the bigger yards” 🙄

[samkurz]

It so disgusting to have to fight so much to just survive in life. This country is a mess.

[Itravelbackintime]

I use to live in a HOA but foreclosed. Today, I live in a nice neighborhood that is HOA free for several years and am never going back.

[leslieg]

Unfortunately, I live in an HOA. They are hard to avoid where I live. My neighbor parked in front of my house for a few nights. I got a letter about it. Told HOA it wasn't our car or belonged to anyone associated with our house and asked violation removed from our account. HOA asked whose car it was. Told them I didn't know and asked again if violation had been removed? They said, "We do not have the plate run back yet but have resolved the violation." They can run plates?! Looking forward to moving.

[thetripod]

Why would anyone ever buy a house and let other people control what you can and can't do on your own property, and you pay these h.o.a. fees to let it happen. Does this make sense to anyone ????

[SlavGuns]

the fact that an organization tells you you can’t plant your own food is reason 1068 not to live in an HOA and pay monthly to give up your rights.

[sc-dshx]

Evicting a service member is the highest form of evil