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well, in an overwhelming majority of instances, the bank does. but it’s not as simple as “my property, my rules” when you buy into a community, you buy into their rules. you can’t buy a house and force your will on an existing community. if you don’t like that, don’t buy there.

for someone who doesn’t know what you’re doing, it’s coming out great!!

that’s like saying a state has no more right to decide what’s legal than a person does. HOAs are a touch more than a group of cranky neighbors. there is an ass for every seat and a seat for every ass out there, so to each their own, which is what makes the world go round.

homeowners don’t, but HOAs and incorporated villages do.

none taken, and the sentiment is returned. i couldn’t care less what my neighbors do, i just don’t want to look at a car on cinderblocks in their front yard. or the chicken coop equivalent in their backyard.

they are. i happen to be a big fan of aesthetic requirements though. i take pride in my homes and i like when there are assurances that my neighbors have to, also.

nothing wrong with wanting your coop to look good.