HOAleader.com - Tip of the Week - July 25, 2008
Published: Fri, 07/25/08
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Political Signs and Your HOA
There's a house in my town that could be a poster child for HOA
rules on political signs. The homeowner takes it on himself or
herself to hand paint signs on large pieces of butcher paper that
are then mounted on a fence and two sides of the house for
passersby to see.
Happily your HOA can prevent this kind of eyesore in your
community if you have smart rules in place. As usual, there are
plenty of places to go wrong if you go about creating
of enforcing regulations incorrectly. For some practical
guidance, check out our July story:
HOA Rules: Which Political Signs Can You Regulate?
http://www.hoaleader.com/public/132.cfm
Best regards,
Matt Humphrey
President
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