Neil Lewis, Jr.: Me reading this, agreeing with it, then reading this line: "But now, thanks to a bill...signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis last week, things are about to change."

Me reading this, agreeing with it, then reading this line: "But now, thanks to a bill...signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis last week, things are about to change."

A new law in Florida will place unprecedented new curbs on the power of homeowners’ associations — and other states may follow “These associations tend to be full of Karens who don’t just want to speak to the manager, they want to be the manager”

Curbing the Karens: Florida reins in over-mighty homeowners’ groupswww.theguardian.com The state’s homeowners’ associations (HOAs) are notorious for petty bureaucracy – including threats of eviction for the wrong kind of dog or decorative garage door hinges

I grew up in Florida; HOAs got completely out of control there; this is long overdue.

The article mentions professional firms as a solution; they’re part of the problem. Property management firms (and their lawyer friends) working with HOAs all have a vested stake in harassing homeowners using HOA covenant pretenses.

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