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In response to "I've seen homeowner's associations do much crazier things than this. I can't think of a reason why this rule would exist. -- nm" by con_carne

eyesore factor?

Posted by znufrii Dec 8 '09, 09:34

still, if anyone's earned the right to display his country's flag, it's this guy.

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if i buy a house and i want to put *anything* on my lawn, or paint my house *any* colour, i don't want someone telling me i can't. -- nm - Elf Andie Dec 8, 09:39 8
- You won't want that when the person next to you paints their house Neon Orange, which then drops the appraised value of *your* home $100,000, you will - JaxSean Dec 8, 09:49 1
  - see where i live (well, lived, the new neighbourhood is pretty sterile) people did stuff like this all the time. - Elf Andie Dec 8, 09:50
- Thing is, if you buy a house in a planned community that has an HOA, you accept that someone *can* tell you that as condition of buying that house. - musubi Dec 8, 09:41 1
  - i get that. i just think they're insane pretty much in general. -- nm - Elf Andie Dec 8, 09:41
- If someone started a HOA here with rules on what you can and cannot do there would be just complete and utter war. Seriously. -- nm - Loyola Dec 8, 09:40 3
  - here too. (toronto at least, i'm sure in suburban areas they'd welcome it.) -- nm - Elf Andie Dec 8, 09:41 2
    - (maybe i'll do a walk this weekend in my old neighbourhood and take some pics of the crazy stuff people have done. - Elf Andie Dec 8, 09:44 1
      - If someone wants to live in a pink pyramid next door to me I wouldn't be bothered. - Loyola Dec 8, 09:49
And he can. Just not on a flag pole erected in his front yard. He can fly it on a flag post on his house. -- nm - JaxSean Dec 8, 09:36 4
- which is nowhere near the same thing, imho. -- nm - znufrii Dec 8, 09:41 2
  - Right...one is IN THE YARD; the other is ON THE HOUSE. - Will Hunting Dec 8, 09:43 1
    - different in the sense that one has a formal ritual attached to raising/lowering the flag - znufrii Dec 8, 09:47
- Of course, this is all reminding me of "Cars," and making me smile. :-) -- nm - con_carne Dec 8, 09:38
On second thought, I would consider such a thing an eyesore as well. Also, this is a HOA we're talking about. Who said anything about rights? -- nm - con_carne Dec 8, 09:36

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