We know many neighbours who didn’t pay HOA dues for many months and nothing happened to them so we feel stupid and want to stop paying HOA dues. please advise, thanks!

But I also know that the next door neighbour is a potential complainer so that concerns meThis goes back to 1953 and I was told that only the person who wrote that can remove that restrictionI'd love to know if anyone else has come across this and if they let the sale go or took the risk - or if anyone has thoughts on thisThanks in advance!

Talk to neighbours and introduce yourself. 

Detroit in general does not have great walking scores as its the home of the automobile, but brush park is definitely more centralized making the future walking score rise, where Corktown, although a lot going on in the area, doesn't directly neighbour another area, so walking to another area is a bit of a hike currently.

Also talk to the neighbour. 

source_impression_id=p3_1568819338_dRxPUAijOd2TOdSO behind it, buyer was worried about the noise, watched 8 cars park there and loud parties, airbnb didnt care and the owner collects its fee, the outcome was a reduction in value on our home by $15000 Be responsable, be a good neighbour

For example, if you get the feeling that a certain tenant will be very needy during their tenancy - calling you for lightbulb changes or because the neighbour closed their car door too loudly - then it's ok for you to decline their application even though there is nothing 'wrong' with their application. 

So maybe that will change in a few years. are you talking about buying a home I Russia and Greece so you can use them when you travel then rent them out the rest of the time ?

GDP during the same period, shining a light on just how expensive it is to buy a home in Canada compared to our neighbours to the south.https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2021/11/canada-home-value-ontario/?

Sometime's each half has its own water/sewer connections, but just as often the sewer is shared.Maintenance and improvements of common areas are carried out the old fashioned way - by talking with your neighbour.