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There is no problem. "Shocked and appalled" were the wrong choice of words but the original poster clearly asked about communities without an HOA.
I think your point "It seems to me any time the subject of HOA's come up they are painted as a great freedom stealing evil, and the people who choose to live within HOA guidelines are just sharing why they made their choices." is sort of what I was hinting at. If someone starts a thread looking for a non-HOA community, they don't need to hear the spin on why HOA communities are great.
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Hi everyone! I'm moving to South Carolina soon and have my heart set on the Mount Pleasant area. Found several homes I loved in Dunes West - only to find out they have some of the most stringent community guidelines I've ever seen. I can't even ride my 49cc Vespa Scooter within their gates. That is a dealbreaker!!
Are there any homes in Mount Pleasant/Daniel Island in the 600k-1m price range that are NOT in a community - so do you don't have to ask permission to put up a fence or take down a tree or ... ride your own scooter?
Thanks for your help!
Just sent you an PM but I would recommend that you check out Darrell Creek and/or the Commonweath subdivisions. Their lot sizes are a little larger & the HOA rules seem to be a little more lenient. Also there are informational youtube videos that are out on MP the Darrell Creek subdivision. If you have any questions about Darrell Creek, you can PM me & I'll do the best at answering them. Good Luck!
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