Originally Posted by otherstar (Post 14124007)

With HOA dues added to that. If you miss your HOA dues, the HOA can put a lien on your house.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclope...eclosures.html

Originally Posted by ChiefaRoo (Post 14123963)

If you want a Lake Travis view in Lakeway the house will be $1.2milly... if you want to be on the Lake in the same neighborhood $1.5milly and up. Your property taxes will run $21,000 and up annually.

Originally Posted by Randallflagg (Post 14123944)

Yep. When I was in the Army and at Fort Hood - it was well known that Austin was the most liberal city in the state. That was in the late 70s and it still is....

Originally Posted by RedRaider56 (Post 14124281)

This popped up in the local newspaper today. Thought you might find it interesting
https://www.statesman.com/news/20190...rom-california

Originally Posted by RedRaider56 (Post 14124102)

yep. having served on an HOA board, I can tell you this is typically the nuclear option, but yes it is available to use by the HOA if needed

Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY (Post 14124648)

I met a lot of people from Northern California. Those numbers are disturbing though. That's a lot of people with no plan to do anything about the roads. Trying to quit feeding the beast but that may be the best option in the short run.



Trying to get away from bureaucracies, not join more.

Originally Posted by RedRaider56 (Post 14125036)

b.) Tree huggers everywhere will fight every road expansion, new road plan etc. I'm all for convservation but man, some of this crap is way overboard,