u/123Martha321

Our complex is completely dysfunctional and is out of compliance with the Davis Sterling act in pretty much every way. Our reserves are almost non existent. There hasn't been a reserve study in a decade. Our dues are lower than the monthly hoa costs. We have no insurance on common elements. Repairs are not being made. The CC&Rs are not being enforced at all and rules are being enforced extremely inconsistently. The majority of our owners are actively trying to bankrupt the HOA because they think it means the HOA will go away. The board is being physically intimidated and threatened by other residents.

Is there a way to get the state involved due to the numerous violations of the Davis Sterling act without having to pay to hire a lawyer?

Wondering if anyone has any information.

When I was at Suws Idaho in 1998 I spent about a week in this in-between place. It was someone's house, cameras and alarms, but a family's house. The guy worked for Suws, he also played on the company baseball team with Graham Shannonhouse. He was married with one kid who was homeschooled (boy around 7 at the time).

The house was a place for kids to stay in between programs, like I finished Suws a week before my spot at the RTC opened.

Anyway they had a basement with like every movie ever and every type of junk food. They would say it was to make kids less likely to run.

I guess I'm wondering if anyone else was there or knows anything.