How much do you pay for your HOA fees.?

[Asian_defender]

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From what it sounds like on the sage hill facebook page, they sound pretty incompetent but the residents can't vote them out and do their own thing for a couple years.
I just want the trees by me to last a full summer for once. Probably a good idea to check out the bylaws as well.

I will be there tonight, most people haven't paid the fees or threw it out as it was only addressed to 'Current homeowner'
I thought it was spam until I checked out the sage hill facebook page

[nj2Type-S]

ok, so after reading this thread, maybe $450+ isn't too bad lol! i'm in riverstone.

[BigDL]

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From what it sounds like on the sage hill facebook page, they sound pretty incompetent but the residents can't vote them out and do their own thing for a couple years.
I just want the trees by me to last a full summer for once. Probably a good idea to check out the bylaws as well.

They just started so I am not surprised nothing has happened yet. If you built in Nolan/Sage it should be been disclosed by the builder, it is also part of our land title.

[rx7boi]

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From what it sounds like on the sage hill facebook page, they sound pretty incompetent but the residents can't vote them out and do their own thing for a couple years.
I just want the trees by me to last a full summer for once. Probably a good idea to check out the bylaws as well.

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I will be there tonight, most people haven't paid the fees or threw it out as it was only addressed to 'Current homeowner'
I thought it was spam until I checked out the sage hill facebook page

If I had a choice I wouldn't be paying but it sounds like these HOA put liens on houses that don't pay up.

[botox]

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$205/yr in Hamptons

Mine is $210? Maybe my view of the gas station costs $5 more?

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I will be there tonight, most people haven't paid the fees or threw it out as it was only addressed to 'Current homeowner'
I thought it was spam until I checked out the sage hill facebook page

I probably did this and ended up emailing them to send me the invoice.

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If I had a choice I wouldn't be paying but it sounds like these HOA put liens on houses that don't pay up.

Funny we were talking about this with a some people and it surprised me how many said they didn't care about the lien and weren't going to pay it. This is people making over $100k/yr. Or am I wrong and this does not affect your credit? Call it being a sheep or whatever but I enjoy being complacent and always pay it.

[roopi]

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Funny we were talking about this with a some people and it surprised me how many said they didn't care about the lien and weren't going to pay it. This is people making over $100k/yr. Or am I wrong and this does not affect your credit? Call it being a sheep or whatever but I enjoy being complacent and always pay it.

I don't think it affects your credit but it will cause issues if you ever try to sell your house. I'm sure they are also charging 18-20% interest on the accounts.

[speedog]

18-20% - I need to get in on that action.

[ExtraSlow]

Do any of the Calgary HOA fees enforce bylaws about type and condition of vehicles? Seems to be a common issue in the USA. I see stories on it regularly.

Here is just one : https://jalopnik.com/missouri-hoa-th...hou-1834620421

[A790]

$400/yr in New Brighton.

[98brg2d]

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Do any of the Calgary HOA fees enforce bylaws about type and condition of vehicles? Seems to be a common issue in the USA. I see stories on it regularly.

Here is just one : https://jalopnik.com/missouri-hoa-th...hou-1834620421

I doubt you will find much in Canada that is similar to how litigious USA HOAs are. The big reason being that Canadian municipalities generally have pretty strong zoning and bylaws whereas American municipalities often have very property-rights oriented ordnance (aka bylaws) and the current solution to not having your property value and quality of life tanked by a jack-ass neighbour is to live in a community with an HOA.