All blocks
Families+25 membersParents and caregivers on playground rules, pool hours, quiet-time enforcement, and which HOAs fine you for chalk on the driveway.
Retirees2 membersDownsizers and 55+ owners on special assessments, accessibility approvals, and HOAs that run the clubhouse like a fiefdom.
RV & Boat Owners1 memberWhere driveway-parking bans, 48-hour rules, side-yard setbacks, and 'no recreational vehicles' clauses get named and shamed.
Homesteaders & Eco1 memberChickens, solar, native lawns, rain barrels: the projects most likely to draw a certified letter, and the HOAs that say no.
LandlordsBe the first to joinOwners who rent out units on leasing caps, rental-registration fees, estoppel gouging, and short-term-rental crackdowns.
Home-Business Owners1 memberWorking from home under a covenant: signage bans, client-parking limits, and 'no commercial activity' clauses that never quite define it.
Condo Owners1 memberCondo and townhome owners who share the walls, split every big repair to the building, and find out too late that the HOA never saved for the roof. The special assessment shows up in the mail and the five-figure bill is yours.
New Construction1 memberFirst owners on a street where half the lots are still dirt. They swap notes on what the builder still needs to fix, watch new neighbors move in every month, and wait for the day the board belongs to the people who live there.
Renters3 membersTenants who learn the neighbors' names, plant flowers on the patio, and treat the place like home. They follow every rule, can't vote on a single one, and hear about new ones secondhand.
DIY & Renovators1 memberHomeowners who do the work themselves, ask permission first, and still wait three weeks for a yes on a white storm door. Every paint chip, fence panel, and shed plan goes through a committee that loves to say no.
Accessibility1 memberResidents who plan the route before they leave and notice the steps everyone else walks past. They ask for a ramp, a grab bar, a service animal, or a parking spot near the door, put the request in writing, and learn the rules better than the HOA does.
Car Enthusiasts1 memberPeople who spend Saturdays under the hood in their own driveway, keep the project car under a cover, and know exactly which hours the garage door can stay open.