[Nhhoa] New By laws and covenants’

[Debbie Hudson]

Wise Advice Scott.

I,too, hope everyone has their eyes open.
 


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Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2009 18:24:45 -0500
CC: lleckwold at mycingular.blackberry.net; ssmith at allisonsmith.com; vsmith2 at alfains.com
Subject: Re: [Nhhoa] New By laws and covenants’





As most of you are receiving the mailer from the board please be sure you know what you are signing. I am not trying to start an argument but would like to make the homeowners think about what they are giving up.
 
Since the board failed to show the changes that they are changing from with items underline or highlighted it is up to you to compare. Please do not just sign this but educate yourself about what you are signing. You are giving up rights you currently have and are giving the board say so over your day to day life about property that you bought and paid for with your hard earned money.  We do not want to become one of those communities that you hear about from other people where no one wants to live there because the board is to strict. Ask a realtor and most will tell you if there is strong convents’ in place and a radical board in place, houses will not sell.
 
I am sure the current board has the best of intentions, but keep in mind they will not always be the board. These changes may sound good now, when they are not  directed at you, but at another homeowner not conforming to the rules for some reason. In these economic times the tables could turn over night with a change in your financial picture and you might be unable to conform to the rules yourself. This would become a bad situation if you were unable to make changes the board was be demanding and they place a lien on your property making a bad situation worse.
 
Again please educate yourself, because asking a board member who put these changes together, is like asking a used car salesman if the car you are about to buy from him is in good shape. 
 
I would agree that some basic changes need to be made to some wording, but these changes go too far.   I also do not understand why the board is spending money on this when they should be bracing for how many homes will unable to pay their dues this year due to job losses. I would think this money could be better spent or even banked.
 
Scott Smith
13 Vineyard 
 
 
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