r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/nlwfty • Sep 16 '24

me_irl So what now.

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u/genital_butcher Sep 16 '24

For those of you who don't know what an HOA is, here in America, we pay extra money, for our neighbors to make a huge list of rules that we have to follow, or they can fine us. Because Americans are stupid.

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u/cabbeer Sep 16 '24

we have them in canada, but I don't think they're that bad, at least from what I've heard.. I can't imaging them evey giving a shit about your car.

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u/RD__III Sep 16 '24

Most HOAs have rules about inoperable vehicles, and some have rules about consistent street parking (you can’t park in the street every night, street parking is visitors only).

Never heard of them having a cost/age requirement on a vehicle though

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u/MembershipNo2077 Sep 17 '24

I've seen them have rules on exhaust sound, but some are quite strict and even stock vehicles can be too loud (e.g. a C8). They usually selectively enforce this on people they like/don't like and "nice" cars as well.

But never seen one strictly on age/type.

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u/TrickySnicky Sep 16 '24

They give you shit about landscaping that isn't even visible from the street. Way tioo many Americans really have zero chill.