HOA Members Attempt To Remove Homeowner’s Trampoline, But Their Plan Backfires On Them

Some HOA disputes start small, then turn into a neighborhood headache fast. In this case, one homeowner says his trampoline became the target of a board that seemed determined to get rid of it.

He says he had a good relationship with the neighbors at first, but that changed once the HOA got involved and started pushing its own agenda. What followed was a mix of complaints, property manager runaround, and a plan that did not go the way they expected.

Now the trampoline is still standing, and the board is left with an awkward result. Read on.

A neighbor had a plan.

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The OP explains that he had a good relationship with his neighbors.

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But the neighbors were willing to forget all about it because they had a different agenda.

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This is similar to the fight between a husband and wife after he sold their family home without consulting his spouse.

The property manager was not of much help.

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And why didn’t the board like the trampoline?

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Revenge time:

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The trampoline stays:

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Before you blame the HOA board, read how one spouse reacted after someone sold the family home without consent.