Roads Are Easements Not Planned Communities Or HOAs

[Moderator 2]

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[Patricia]

But leave it to you Patricia..

Having worked in museums, in the education department, I do know some about copyright law. And yes, I understand about fair use.

I have no idea who wrote the italicized words. Let me guess... You? Again, never ending talents, which seem to be EVERYWHERE.

And believe me, I have argued with doctors. Good thing too- seeing as I would have lost a son and husband if I had not.

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If you do, don’t post it here.

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Roads are easements not planned communities...

The following does not a planned community or HOA make. 

"For properties that are on a private roadway, the title company must determine and disclose in their report if the property has a legal right of access over the road. With this information, the buyer should determine if the right of access includes any liability and/or obligation to keep the road in good repair as well as any fees they should be aware of that come with this responsibility."

Unless the title company shares a filed CC&R with you (filed with the Bureau of Conveyances) you do not live in an HOA or a planned community.

[Obie]

"Unless the title company shares a filed CC&R with you (filed with the Bureau of Conveyances) you do not live in an HOA or a planned community."

This is your opinion. Got anything to back up your opinion.

Please don't ask me to do my own research on something you made up.
Legal opinion or link to some actual document, please.

[Rob Tucker]

This has gone on long enough.

Done.