Gambling, but spread it out over many casinos.

unless their HOA has done something really illegal or against the law to do that

I got a question, what do you do when a auto shop mechanic drives a customers vehical on the street and hits you in a wheelchair? Ive git a police report but customers insurance wont pay and shop wont provide insurance information?

1:00 The guy with the stacked scooters- that's different.

This dude is a lawyer? Negotiate with an HOA, nope. Think of an HOA as private zoning laws, it applies to all owners. Some "restrictions" have board approvals for things and yes you can ask for a written approval before closing for things that are discretionary. But all the major stuff is NOT discretionary / negotiable, the only route is to amend the declaration, bylaws and rules and regulations. But many owners WANT this stuff to protect property values and quality of life. For example, a lot of condo towers have weight restrictions on pets in the declaration (not just in the rules & regs) so you have to spend money on an attorney to draft an amendment to the declaration, get enough owners to vote and then vote for the amendment etc. to allow your 100 lb dog when the current restriction is 20 lb... then everyone can have these mini horse dogs and 99.999999% of the existing owners won't want that. No shame in the lady asking the question & being naive about how these things work, but the "lawyer" should have done better at answering the question. Read the HOA docs and if you don't like them don't buy into that community or you will just be frustrated at the "restrictions". Just as there are "condo commandos" out there looking for silly "infractions" there are others who can make life a living h3ll for others by not following the simple courtesies of living in these associations. I've seen it all.

HOA rules and regulations “run with the land”, not the property owner. You cannot negotiate with a seller about HOA obligations.

HOA houses should be worth much less than a free house.

Never ever Purchase a Home in an HOA Neighborhood !

never buy into an HOA, you've been warned...

Dude was looking for a payday to never have to work again.

The theoretical answer is maybe. The real answer is not really. It's possible that you can apply for permission from the HOA for them to approve things like a change of house color, putting up a fence, re-landscaping, etc. prior to closing on the home. However, many HOAs will refuse to consider any requests until after the closing. Moreover, depending on the wording of the covenants it's possible that a HOA could "approve" a request by a prospective buyer and then revoke that permission once the home is closed upon since the request may not be valid since it didn't come from the actual homeowner. The last scenario I've personally seen as an outgoing board approved a request from a prospective homebuyer and then the incoming board revoked the approval since requests must come from owners of the property. The prospective home buyer was essentially told to stuff it or file a legal challenge. If I remember correctly, the new buyers smartly had that approval written into the contract to buy the home so they just backed out of the sale at the last minute, which caused a bit of hoopla with the existing homeowner and the board.

That was incredibly interesting. I may stop paying my bills and go this route. 😂

I hope you get 100k subscribers..this is awesome to offer real legal advise

What a stupid question, don’t give the government ideas.

These youtube lawyers funny af 😆

Awesome brother 👊🏻

Never, Never EVER Buy Into An HOA Development ! Screw HOA's !

HOA's need to be outlawed!

There must be some nuance to it. What if the rules are ridiculous?

So, an HOA is legally entitled to use lawfare as they see fit? I know that's a bit of a sarcastic way to ask that, but can they really arbitrarily apply HOA rules?

If they truly didn't have a basic understanding of how an HOA works, they had a terrible real estate agent.

so they can somehow control what you do with land they don't own? Is it your property, or not? Yes i understand how HOA operates, which is why i would never buy a house in a tyrant HOA neighborhood. But the contract is hardly enforceable when the HOA doesn't actually own the property. If i make a random contract with my neighbor that he's not allowed to burp or fart, and he burps and farts, i can fine him. But who is going to enforce the fine if he doesn't pay?

F HOAs Never ever buy in an HOA.

Never ever buy a home in an HOA neighborhood.

How can they ask a question, but they don't like the answer ,that's the point of asking

Maybe they're first-time home buyers

The person who runs the HOA is always the biggest dick on the street.

rule 1 buying a house NO HOA

I don't think they liked your answer.

I think her implicit argument is that dogs should only be purchased by people who have thoughtfully considered their ability to care for a dog from responsible breeders and that such breeders are unlikely to set up shop adjacent to the beltway, and that selling dogs here might promote impulse buying. While she and I and others might prefer this, it is evidently not codified into law in Georgia. She needs to find an “ask an animal ethicist” stand.

The only law in my state is that boys and girls have to be in separate rooms. They cannot be sleeping in the same room.

There are no stupid questions there are uninformed people though because they think it's stupid to ask such questions. Hence there is even a law somewhere i forgot where that states you are not allowed to take your elephant to the movie theatre! Don't ask me why they made a law for that, Have to assume someone tried i dunno..

I can understand their concern of an older family member abuse the kid in the room, but making it illegal to not share a room wouldn't stop it and there's no way that can be enforced.

Why would there be a law? The government shouldn't have a say in that

Of all the nonsense of KZbin this guys out here actually helping people but you don’t have clickbait titles and topics so the algorithm won’t promote you but keep it up

Wait what??

I shared a room with two brothers . The oldest being five years older . He used to spit in my ears and beat me on daily basis my early teens were some of the most violent lumps on my head like golf balls . It stopped because i said id end him in his sleep . FYI ! He went on to be a police officer. (Retired now and was never faithful to his wife ever !)some people are born cu■ts !. That makes sense 🤔.

I'm a professional roofer with 10 plus years in the industry and this is what I would recommend, I've worked with lawyers in the past and have somewhat of an idea of how to proceed. Off, it'd be really helpful if you could find the original roofing contract the previous homeowner had signed with that roofing company, usually their truck and a truck type roofers. Just trying to put on what appears to be a brand new roof just to sell the house to you and if it fails they don't really care. If you can get a contract, that's great! If not, there's still hope, if you can figure out what contractor or subcontractor Re-Roofed your new house.... In lots of States you're required by law to get a permit for a roof replacement, but in many states you're not including mine. You could also try to find what company it was through the city zoning office. If you can figure it out with the company I would recommend going down that route. If not, I would file a claim on The company's liability insurance which usually has a 10-year lifespan whether or not the company goes out of business or not. It's a lot of work but I see this happen all the time and it really sucks

Clerk of courts has all permits on file. You should be able to search the property or thename of the name of the previous owner.

If no one takes responsibility , send them a demand letter and then a summons for small claims court . Get an written estimate to fix the roof .

You should upload a bunch of these, I'm sure these would get good engagement if the algorithm picks one up

“He’s not even a lawyer!!” Yea Karen?? HOW SMART DO YOU LOOK NOW KAREN!!??????

That guy just littered! Right on camera! 1:48

It depends. Which dog was the one who assaulted?

Ouch. Small claims there doesn't allow you to recoup court costs? Not nice.

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The content does not match the title. Edit: Title has been corrected.

The title of this video does not match the content. But yes an employer can be recorded at work in places where they do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Yes in public spaces you can record what and who you want.

They should’ve fired her because she can’t speak the basic English