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I did email them, but they just reiterated that my neighbor’s fence wasn’t approved. No explanation why they didn’t catch it earlier. Should I get legal help?

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Ugh, same here! I had two packages stolen last week. The management told me to “install a camera” if I want to stop it. Like, why am I paying HOA fees if they’re not gonna do anything? I think they just don’t want to deal with it.

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Okay. So that’s a pretty big city, I’m guessing. Three bids should be good, especially since you want the company to clean regularly.

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Most people will tell you three bids is the standard. I find that it depends on the type of job and where you are. Associations in small cities, for example, might not have a big pool of options. So it depends on you.

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Our manager only does accounting and administrative stuff and we pay him about 2 grand a month but we only have like 50-60 homes..

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A payment plan would be more manageable. I’ll definitely ask for it. Thanks for your advice!

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I haven’t been going but my husband has and he says this was put in place about a year ago. Apparently, our attorney just “forgot” to indicate this on the estoppel. What’s unfair about this is that only new homeowners are required to pay the $1500. Old homeowners don’t have to pay it since the decision was made after they had already bought their homes.

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Hi Reggie, we moved in about four months ago.

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