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Typical Problems of HOAsDo you receive timely notice of meetings? Are you given financial statements which explain how the assessments you pay are being spent? Perhaps repairs are neglected or the maintenance is AWOL. Or a nuisance created by your neighbor is allowed to continue. Maybe one owner is allowed to build a "work of art" and another is refused permission to do the same thing.
Friends - The Complete Seventh SeasonI never had much time in the evenings to watch Friends, so now it's kind of cool to own it on DVD. I'm actually getting to see it for the first time. I thought about renting it, but then I'd have to sit there and watch episode after epsiode in a a day or so, and they make you rent one DVD of the set at a time. It would cost about the same. It's not expensive to buy compared to other box sets and it's very entertaining. Return to Castle Wolfenstein PlatinumReturn to Castle Wolfenstein is what brought me back to FPS games. The engine they used is based on the Quake engine, so the game play is solid even online. I strongly recommend this game for those who like fast-pased action games with short game times. I like to get in and play for a 15 minute game and then get out. No EverCrack to suck you in for hours and hours on end. I never played the single player option much, though it was pretty cool. I like the online interaction with other players. This game has a large following, and you can always find games near you with low pings. Refreshing HOA News Out SacramentoTwo bills are being proposed in California to give homeowners' association members greater protections against losing their homes because of their failure to pay dues on time.
People Magazine Doing HOA Problem StoriesIt seems that People Magazine is writing a story on trouble within HOAs. Specifically about arbitrary HOA rules and bylaws. The ARHC is running an article about how to get involved, but you need to act quickly. Or, contact Oliver Jones with People Magazine, since he is the one writing the story. Free Web SiteBlogEasy offers a free web site for posting articles. It's a cheap way to get information out about homeowner activities. Neighborhood WebsitesIt seems like a great many homeowners do not want to attend HOA meetings for whatever reason, however I'm sure those asme people like to stay informed. The current methods of mailing information out are expensive. So, homeowners have turned to the web. The problem is that maintaining a website is far too time consuming if most of the work isn't done for you. A website that pretty does everything for you, and even provides things like a management interface can be found at http://www.bluecrown.org/. Check it out. Print out one of the brochures and bring it to your next HOA meeting.
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