My Home Owners Association Is Out Of Control
Posted March 6, 2007 by Chuck
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Personal Finance
I live in a moderately sized single home community consisting of about 175 relatively new homes. Currently our home owners a association dues are $187 a year which covers the upkeep (mowing, fertilization, etc) of the common areas.
I just received a letter from them indicating the 2 signs in the front of the community are in distress and we have 3 options to vote upon:
- Repair the signs at an approximate cost of $1,000 - $5.75 per household.
- Replace the signs with the same design at an approximate cost of $5,000 - $28.75 per household.
- Replace the signs with a new design at an approximate cost of $15,000 - $86.50 per household.
Okay, so I’ll admit I’m not really up on my community sign pricing… but does it really cost $15,000 to design and build 2 signs? Am I the only one who finds that ludicrous? I guess we’ll see when the voting is tallied.
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