On 11/26/11 5:06 AM, Storrmmee wrote:
> i will tell you what ever i want, its usenet... it doesn't matter if her
> thoughts are right or wrong, she obviously is abiding by the terms of the
> hoa and has joined the club... now she is a member, she can spend that
> membership however she wants... there is no changing the fact that she has
> to spend the money, but how she gets her value is up to her, low class or
> not i would entertain myself... she didn't choose the house it was left to
> her, totally different than if she had purchased and then ignored things...
> and why should she move in this economy and loose part of the value just
> because she is ****ed about this aspect of living there, i say, pay the
> stupid money get all the entertainment she can and then when the economy
> picks up she can sell/move or stay...

Of course she would also risk offending her neighbors who might be
dining at the club that night. Why punish them? By thumbing her nose at
the combined community she risks alienating herself all the more. Not
always a smart thing to do, IMO.

Requiring everyone to utilize the club to a certain minimum amount
insures the club remains viable and available, which can be an important
feature when one is reselling their house. How desirable would it be to
have it closed down for lack of support?