What did you do to your Ram today???

[billfraley]

I’m sorry I had to reply to this.
I realize a lot of peeps hate HOAs, however, if you lived next door to the trashy axx dude I live next to, you’d pray for one! I live out of the city limits in Joshua, Tx and this clown next door for almost 20 years hasn’t painted, planted a bush or shrub, tossed some white axx dusty rock as a driveway that gets all over my cars and truck daily, and continues to make our nice neighborhood look worse and worse regularly! Nicest guy in the world, but dumb as a box of rocks! Has no clue what his filthyness does to all our home values. So many things I wanna say about him here but it’ll get taken down quickly. So count your blessings for your HOA. Wish I had one!

I can definitely appreciate your stance. However, as someone who once lived in an HOA, two wrongs don’t make a right. The correct answer is actual code enforcement. I know that gets really tough if you are way out in some county jurisdiction.

All the Karen’s and John’s make for HOA living to be overly restrictive and aggressive.


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[Dogpatch]

I’m sorry I had to reply to this.
I realize a lot of peeps hate HOAs, however, if you lived next door to the trashy axx dude I live next to, you’d pray for one! I live out of the city limits in Joshua, Tx and this clown next door for almost 20 years hasn’t painted, planted a bush or shrub, tossed some white axx dusty rock as a driveway that gets all over my cars and truck daily, and continues to make our nice neighborhood look worse and worse regularly! Nicest guy in the world, but dumb as a box of rocks! Has no clue what his filthyness does to all our home values. So many things I wanna say about him here but it’ll get taken down quickly. So count your blessings for your HOA. Wish I had one!

I know what you mean. We live in a fairly desirable neighborhood up on the side of a hill overlooking hills, valley and a lake. The house next to us used to win yard and garden awards till the new owners bought it a few years ago. What once was beautiful is now weeds in the front and 4’ tall thistles in the back. I don’t think he’s watered his grass in 3 years and only cuts down the weeds on his side in our adjoining yard about once a summer. I cut my grass and leave his dandelions. In this pic it had been raining so his is green yet.
It really tics me off, as we care about our property and are proud of it.

 

[Davidbt]

I’m sorry I had to reply to this.
I realize a lot of peeps hate HOAs, however, if you lived next door to the trashy axx dude I live next to, you’d pray for one! I live out of the city limits in Joshua, Tx and this clown next door for almost 20 years hasn’t painted, planted a bush or shrub, tossed some white axx dusty rock as a driveway that gets all over my cars and truck daily, and continues to make our nice neighborhood look worse and worse regularly! Nicest guy in the world, but dumb as a box of rocks! Has no clue what his filthyness does to all our home values. So many things I wanna say about him here but it’ll get taken down quickly. So count your blessings for your HOA. Wish I had one!

Still wouldn't live in a HOA, sorry for your bad luck of a neighbor.

 

[RiffWrath]

Added a decal to the grill emblem….

 

[smoedog]

Replaced the wheel bearing a shop replaced 2 months ago...the other one they replaced lasted 2 weeks.

 

[W Six]

Installed the trans heater bypass.

 

[HSKR R/T]

Both awesome trucks but I have a soft spot for that generation Dakota & Durango. Especially one R/T flavored. Looks great.

I have two of them.

 

[HSKR R/T]

I can definitely appreciate your stance. However, as someone who once lived in an HOA, two wrongs don’t make a right. The correct answer is actual code enforcement. I know that gets really tough if you are way out in some county jurisdiction.

All the Karen’s and John’s make for HOA living to be overly restrictive and aggressive.


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Still wouldn't live in a HOA, sorry for your bad luck of a neighbor.

Not all HOAs are the same. I currently live in a neighborhood that is an HOA. I'm actually a board member. Nobody on the board likes the current covenants, but with the way they are written, it's next to impossible to change them. We don't really enforce them. As long as you put in a request, and it's not going to distract from the neighborhood we will approve it, even if it's against the covenants. The only thing we take action on is not paying your dues and trying to sell your house.

 

[billfraley]

Not all HOAs are the same. I currently live in a neighborhood that is an HOA. I'm actually a board member. Nobody on the board likes the current covenants, but with the way they are written, it's next to impossible to change them. We don't really enforce them. As long as you put in a request, and it's not going to distract from the neighborhood we will approve it, even if it's against the covenants.

It’s just a little too much like communism for my blood. It may be ok for now, but it’s a restricted deed and you are pretty much stuck with it.

To each their own, not for me.


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[HSKR R/T]

It’s just a little too much like communism for my blood. It may be ok for now, but it’s a restricted deed and you are pretty much stuck with it.

To each their own, not for me.


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Snow removal, trash service, and landscaping/grass mowing of common spaces are paid for with HOA dues. It's $225 a year for my part of neighborhood and $175 a year for the smaller lots. We have walking paths and a nice playground with basketball court, sand volleyball,.pickle ball courts, and a 1/2 scale soccer field. We are in an unincorporated area, so don't fall under city codes. As far as city codes and code enforu, I had more issues with that, at my old house, than anything this HOA would do. Code enforcement actually towed a truck out of my own driveway because I didn't have plates on it, even though I was still within my 30 day grace period to get it registered

 

[billfraley]

Snow removal, trash service, and landscaping/grass mowing of common spaces are paid for with HOA dues. It's $225 a year for my part of neighborhood and $175 a year for the smaller lots. We have walking paths and a nice playground with basketball court, sand volleyball,.pickle ball courts, and a 1/2 scale soccer field. We are in an unincorporated area, so don't fall under city codes. As far as city codes and code enforu, I had more issues with that, at my old house, than anything this HOA would do. Code enforcement actually towed a truck out of my own driveway because I didn't have plates on it, even though I was still within my 30 day grace period to get it registered

Doesn’t sound too bad. As long as you don’t start letting any jerk-offs on the board you should be good. I took a chance on one once, fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.


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[HSKR R/T]

Doesn’t sound too bad. As long as you don’t start letting any jerk-offs on the board you should be good. I took a chance on one once, fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.


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We definitely got lucky here. Next move will hopefully be in the country with a nice outbuilding and some land, away from any city limits, city codes or HOAs

 

[seansmd]

Pulled the wrap off....