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OK Ryan, so we are coming into agreement. Your previous posts mistakenly led me to believe that that your view is that the property holder should be able to do whatever they want to. But what you really meant to say was "within limits". As to whether the neighbor is doing it to "live his life"...

I should probably clarify that I'm not really a huge fan of HOAs, and I agree that some of them are probably over- the-top in their ideas and approaches. All I was saying that I can image why some of them could be useful in preserving property values. The only HOA that I've ever dealt with...

Jeff, people are arguing here that ANYTHING a home owner wants to do to their house is none of their neighbors business, and this includes junker cars up on cinder blocks. An argument saying that junker cars are bad but that neon signs are OK is a bit subjective and dare I say hypocritical...

I had a HOA when I lived in Plano and it seemed pretty reasonable. When I moved to Seattle, my neighborhood does not have any HOA nor deed restrictions. Which is better? Well, my neighbor started a huge landscaping project that he never finished. It is a major eyesore. He then hung neon beer...