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HOAs are only as good as their governance truehoa.app/press/hoa-disp…

@anttsinc Use TrueHOA.app as a community and vote on what you want in your neighborhood.

Now look at Mount Juliet, Tennessee: Full Flock camera network everywhere — video, pictures, audio, direct 911 integration. They’ve already agreed to 24-hour drone surveillance coming soon. Some cities & HOAs even want flat cameras on trash cans to catch code violations and auto-issue citations. This is all moving way too fast. Are we trading freedom for this level of constant surveillance? 📍 Starting with LAPD’s Flock camera agreement expiring… People are celebrating, but listen to the Safety Coordinator — they’re not tearing them down. They’re just renegotiating. Who keeps the data? How long do they keep it? Privacy issues “being worked out”… but once the new deal is done, those cameras aren’t going anywhere. And nobody can confirm if they’re already disabled or still recording right now.

@DallasAptGP @bankertobuilder Would be better if the HOA had Verified Governance to control costs and increase value but will have that conversation later.

@bankertobuilder I’ll bet the HOA dues are low too Need to add that to the marketing

These starter homes are only $575k Anyone working a basic job making $160k a year can afford this Why don't young people want to buy these?

@seventensuited @zillow We'd love to help out this building get control of it's finances back. dm if you live there.

Also not on the Las Vegas Strip, but just behind it, are the Panorama Towers. The cheapest condo for sale there is listed at $294,998, according to Zillow. This 1 bed / 1.5 bath, 808 square foot, 8th floor condo is pretty basic with no balcony. HOA dues are $800/month for this unit. Property tax is approximately $2,650/year. The condo has a view of the mountains to the west and includes access to the pool, fitness center and other amenities. It also has a laundry closet and an assigned parking space. This unit has been on the market for 9 months with multiple price reductions and was originally purchased in 2007 for $262,460. It looks like it was a rental for quite some time and could probably use a refresh.

@ThinkAppraiser Which part is irreplaceable?

AI will NEVER replace real estate agents NEVER EVER NEVER AI is a tool, nothing more Change my mind

@base How about the one the deals with housing? TrueHOA.app 🫣

Which Base teams should we interview next?

@TheRealEstateG6 Just got to know your account. Really great stuff! Are you also in property management?

@ThinkAppraiser @Fuquet Uhm....

@Fuquet That was my first thought, I might throw some more money at it

Unless you’re already really rich, don’t get suckered into buying private placement memorandums I invested $25K at $10 a share. Just got an email that the company is now valued at $.37 a share. There was no secondary market to sell my shares as the company started struggling $25,000 basically down the drain by buying an illiquid pre-IPO PPM Unless you have millions to throw at 20 different companies, hoping one hits, I would stay away

@girdley Let's talk 👋

"Selling to collectives" When someone is the customer, you get them bargaining hard. But, when you have a collective (like an HOA or government), nobody is motivated to hold you accountable. My friend's business does outsourced HOA admin. He flies private.

"Regulated Monopoly" This is where the government eliminates all competition. My favorite is this fireworks store near Memphis. This shack has the only retail permit in a 30-mile radius. It is impossible for anyone to compete. I estimate netting $2mm/yr.

@jonbrooks This is pretty much the last untapped opportunity, and probably the best remaining one, for homeowners to maintain and increase property values. Bring transparency to the financial decisions in HOAs truehoa.app/press/hoa-disp…

The consumer is tapped out. Maxed-out credit cards. Maxed-out car loans. Maxed-out student loans. Maxed-out mortgage payments. Now ask yourself: Who's buying the next house?

@jamesonhaslam This is going to have unintended consequences

If you’ve ever called me daddy you are contractually obligated to slide in my DMs today

@credealjunkie Governance issues

It would not be possible to build these today in San Francisco. Which is too bad because they’re gorgeous, but not much of what was built 100 years ago (and more) could be built today. Lotta old Redwood trees buried in these Victorians.

@base TrueHOA.app

Oh you like Base? Name every project

@end3of6days9 The community should be voting on this

This woman is crashing out about her car getting double booted in her apartment complex — again. She says this is the second time it’s happened. This time, she forgot her parking garage key card, so she parked next to the curb instead. She says she ran inside for literally 60 seconds to grab it, and by the time she came back out, they were already booting her car. She pays to live there and feels like the booting company is constantly targeting residents. On the other hand, she’s not supposed to park outside the garage, and this isn’t the first time this has happened to her. So… is she wrong or right in this situation?

@HousingWire That's where Verified Governance helps. A lot. TrueHOA.app

The next test for master-planned communities is staying power dlvr.it/TT4fN0

Was forwarded to us. If you know this community would be happy to help them TrueHOA.app

Congrats to everybody still waiting for a 50% housing crash since 2015 Looks like you’ll be waiting a bit longer

@base Can we get a 💙 ?

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@1CrypticPoet @base Including verified governance for communities: TrueHOA.app

@base Base is for everything

Awesome to see a lot of HOAs and property management firms are getting onboard TrueHOA.app Verified Governance™ If you manage, oversee or live in a managed community and haven't signed up yet, what's your excuse?