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"azotic" <azotic@cox.net> wrote in message
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> "Rick" <nospam> wrote in message
>> I think they would make this claim based on averages and not every single
>> case? I do not know if I agree with the claim, but finding a single
>> sample out of tens of thousands doesn't seem to be a constructive
>> argument either way.
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> Actually i will be reporting on many such events as they develop, my next
> commentary will be on a current story unfolding about million dollar homes
> crumbling
> in a HOA community. Naturally the HOA is powerless to stop the decline
> of it's members property values.
But who are you trying to convince? I do not think anybody believes that an
HOA can prevent falling property values. That argument would be a strawman.
The argument that people are making is that on *average* an HOA property
will have a higher property value than a non-HOA property. It's a
statistical question. Anecdotes won't help.
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Re: HOA PROPERTY VALUES IN QUESTION !!!!!!!
