43 Times HOAs Made People’s Lives Harder Than They Already Are For No Reason Whatsoever
By definition, a Homeowners Association (HOA) is a private organization that creates and enforces rules within a residential community. Its main goal is to keep neighborhoods well-maintained, organized, and to help protect property values. But every now and then, things take a turn. Some HOAs go a little overboard, creating rules that feel less about order and more about control… and yes, we’re talking truly bizarre ones.
To show just how wild things can get, the Bored Panda team went digging and found some examples that might actually make you feel grateful for your own neighborhood rules. Keep scrolling to see just how far some HOAs have taken it.
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What business is it of theirs? How can they justify it?
Providing food for your family is ugly when done in the garden. Okay.
Bet you needed to email for permission to get written permission to send an email. And round and round we go.
That won’t happen, ma’am; I’m a lesbian. (Man, I hope she sued that place HARD!) (See previous post re: What I do in my spare time.) ETA: I wouldn’t be surprised if that place also wanted to name specific races who’re allowed to bang the residents, too.)
They want to know when you’re not home so they can break in and steal your possessions! 😳
I’d lead him right to the police station where I’d start screaming as loud as I could that the “peddo” was stalking me and trying to find out where I live.
Oh, how I would constantly be calling them to come approves the peens I’d draw in chalk on my driveway, and inviting all the teenagers in the neighborhood to contribute peen drawings, too! Every spare moment anyone has, come to my place and draw a peen! I’ll supply the chalk!
I would paint it the most contrasted, ugly shade of brown anyone’s ever seen. (Hmmm. Does Pantone have a “diarrhea brown”?)
I did love when my supposed HOA got upset because my Halloween skeleton was the wrong color, it was gold. Apparently you aren't allowed to have a sense of humor about Halloween decorations.
I did love when my supposed HOA got upset because my Halloween skeleton was the wrong color, it was gold. Apparently you aren't allowed to have a sense of humor about Halloween decorations.
