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Our next reddit post is from Chill Dude. Backstory, a few years ago, I bought my first house in a

medium-sized neighborhood in a southern state. It had an HOA, but I actually picked the neighborhood

because they had the lowest HOA dues in the city, the fewest rules, and the house was by far the

nicest one I could afford on my budget. After a few weeks, I got a violation noticed from the HOA

telling me that I had two violations needing correction. One, my lawn wasn't green enough.

Two, my trash cans were too close to my driveway. I was thoroughly confused about number one,

because it was February in the middle of winter, so of course my lawn was dead. Like pretty much

everyone else's, so I had assumed that this was either a mistake or an existing offense from a

previous owner. As for the trash cans, I kept them on the side of my house, and I think when the HOA

came by, my trash cans stuck out past the sidewalk like one foot, so how dare I! I shrugged them off

and continued on. Come March, I got another notice, this time finding me for both violations.

Each one cost a hundred bucks, and they wanted the money in two weeks. I was pissed. This made no

sense, and I was not about to let them try to get my money for BS violations. So I called the

management company that worked with the board to get them appealed. The lady told me that I needed

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