There are a lot of things that Reddit hates: policy changes, tired memes, and most of all, homeowners associations.
There have been countless threads on complaining about HOAs, and there's even a whole community dedicated to it called r/fuckHOA.
SEE ALSO: Reddit bans communities under policy changes targeting illegal tradesNaturally, Reddit loves a good story about getting revenge on an annoying HOA. When u/kalinkabeek's friend was threatened with an HOA fine for not hiding their trash cans, despite never having an issue in the ten years they've lived there, they complied by building a fence.
A fence shaped like a middle finger, to be exact.
u/kalinkabeek's story inspired other Redditors to share their best HOA stories -- because if there's anything Reddit loves as much as hating HOAs, it's complaining about HOAs.
Comment from discussion The HOA in my friend’s neighborhood recently threatened her neighbors with a fine if they didn’t hide their trash cans, even though they’ve been in the same spot for over a decade. This is their solution..Some shared their best HOA revenge stories.
Comment from discussion The HOA in my friend’s neighborhood recently threatened her neighbors with a fine if they didn’t hide their trash cans, even though they’ve been in the same spot for over a decade. This is their solution..While others dragged HOA leaders.
Comment from discussion The HOA in my friend’s neighborhood recently threatened her neighbors with a fine if they didn’t hide their trash cans, even though they’ve been in the same spot for over a decade. This is their solution..Your move, HOA.
