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Now, this is an HOA based story. Neighbor stuff. You know what I'm like with this.

Absolutely love it. I can't believe we miss this one, but this one was from Also Not the Mama.

Sorry if you heard this one before, but I can't help but get involved. It's titled, HOA wants me to

join, so I do. Just not how they expected. And this was from

R-slash F-H-O-A. So this story is about a property I own, but rent out. This may sound strange,

but I don't think I could afford to live there these days. It becomes somewhat exclusive.

I guess this could also go in pro-revenge. I've used

dollars here because it is what most people reading this will relate to. This doesn't take

place in the US and I've given an approximate dollar value for local currency. This is going to be

very long. Background. A million years ago my property was part of a large farm.

I bought it about 30 years ago, long after the farm was broken up, but before there was

any development near it.

The piece of land I got was near the back entrance that joined into a dirt road that ran past.

The more expensive plots were near the Tard Road in the front.

I originally bought a large chunk

of land intending to do some farming, but that never happened. About 20 years ago, some of

the owners got organized, we call them the organized owners, and had the area designated as a

municipal suburb, the municipality agreed to put in tarred roads, water and electricity

if a certain percentage of the properties were developed. A construction company linked to the

organized owners went around, contacted the owners who had land but no buildings offering to build

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