CoastBear Rouge booster violates B&B law.

xxxWalkTheDawg

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Amazing what some people will do to hang onto stuff they can't afford

What would a normal person do when they cannot afford a house? Sell it. What does someone that is both morally and financially bankrupt do? Openly violate law and piss off your entire neighborhood to keep something that you think you are entitled to.

I would love to see how far behind these people are on credit card bills and how many judgments/liens are filed against them. And I bet I can guess that they still have to have either a Lexus, BMW, or Mercedes too.

Ive seen too many of these narcissistic frauds and it's amazing how much alike they all think.
 

paindonthurt_

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I can maybe understand trying to hold on to the house, but I agree with you. Debt. The American way.
 

Shmuley

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Unfortunately none of us is immune from that line of thinking. Yes, it seems to pervade the ******** culture, but it ain't exclusive to them.
 

Vice

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I watched the video near the end of the article. That guy makes my skin crawl.

And if I have another daughter, her name
will be Trinity. Just decided that.
 

Uncle Ruckus

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Please don't. You don't want her being anything like that transvestite-donkey-witch.
 

TheStateUofMS

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The guy in the comments who calls out a woman saying "I bet you're in your 70s and have no life" because she voiced her displeasure with the Walkers, smh. I bet putting down an assumed elderly woman made him feel like hardass. Prick.
 

BulldogBlitz

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i don't know any bit of the backstory, but sorry to say, it seems like the neighbors just have it in for these folks. I could see if the story was chock full of "loud parties every weekend", etc. but it isn't. it says they rent out their house. other than it being an OM d-bag, since when is renting out a house an issue?
 

xxxWalkTheDawg

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i don't know any bit of the backstory, but sorry to say, it seems like the neighbors just have it in for these folks. I could see if the story was chock full of "loud parties every weekend", etc. but it isn't. it says they rent out their house. other than it being an OM d-bag, since when is renting out a house an issue?

Its an issue when it's against the rules... you have been notified it's against the rules...and then you flip your neighborhood and city the finger to keep doing it. Covenants and ordinances are in place to protect property values and people as a whole. If a homeowner doesn't agree.. they should not sign the papers to purchase or sell and move if they have.
 

Dawgwalk.sixpack

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This is why homeowners associations are bull ****. I'll be damned if I ever buy a house somewhere where a group of nosey *** neighbors can tell me what I can and can't do at my own ******* house. Pet peeve. I will fight you to the death if you walk in my yard and so much as think about mentioning the height of my grass or if my trash cans have been on the street 2 hours too long.

He did sign the stupid agreement though so he has no recourse.
 
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aTotal360

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On the flip side...that's why they are great. They keep people that don't **** about the aesthetics of the neighborhood out of it.
 
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johnson86-1

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Its an issue when it's against the rules... you have been notified it's against the rules...and then you flip your neighborhood and city the finger to keep doing it. Covenants and ordinances are in place to protect property values and people as a whole. If a homeowner doesn't agree.. they should not sign the papers to purchase or sell and move if they have.

Pretty sure that's not what's happening here. There was a city ordinance passed because people were using Air B&B and other similar sites to rent their houses out on a short term basis. It's not like they moved and then wanted to change the rules. At least I don't think that's what happened. There may have been an ordinance already in place that the city updated in response to air B&B.
 

patdog

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On the flip side...that's why they are great. They keep people that don't **** about the aesthetics of the neighborhood out of it.
Another way to put it is, they keep one ******* from ruining the neighborhood. And they're completely voluntary. If you don't like them, don't buy a home in a neighborhood with one.
 

DerHntr

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This is why homeowners associations are bull ****. I'll be damned if I ever buy a house somewhere where a group of nosey *** neighbors can tell me what I can and can't do at my own ******* house. Pet peeve. I will fight you to the death if you walk in my yard and so much as think about mentioning the height of my grass or if my trash cans have been on the street 2 hours too long.

He did sign the stupid agreement though so he has no recourse.

Thankfully you claim that you won't buy if an association is in place. The problem is people with your attitude who buy in a neighborhood with an association and then they break all of the rules. I actually commend you for saying you'd walk away. At least you know yourself well enough to not buy where there is an association.
 

RocketDawg

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This is why homeowners associations are bull ****. I'll be damned if I ever buy a house somewhere where a group of nosey *** neighbors can tell me what I can and can't do at my own ******* house. Pet peeve. I will fight you to the death if you walk in my yard and so much as think about mentioning the height of my grass or if my trash cans have been on the street 2 hours too long.

He did sign the stupid agreement though so he has no recourse.

The answer is simple ... don't buy in a neighborhood that has an HOA. Some like them, some don't. If you don't, don't go there and try to change them. Buy somewhere else.
 

rem101

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You should have stopped at you don't know the backstory. I live less than 2 miles and know each one of his direct neighbors and him - and I promise you the neighbors aren't the problem. Also, one of the neighbors is an OM alum who, along with his son, played football there. It's an exclusive area of land and people pay a lot of money to live there and keep it up. If they can't afford it, 17 their appearance and sell the house.

The only way I'd support him renting that house if is the money went directly to the state for his fine or paid back the money he fraudulently took.
 
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xxxWalkTheDawg

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Every thing I've seen says an ordinance was in place, they started their short term rental biz, they were notified they need to stop, and they kept on while lying and saying they stopped. They are currently still operating it while trying to find a loophole.

Does anyone think Mrs Manicure is really going lower herself to be at anyone's beck and call at a bnb?
 

bulldognation

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Thats the same Trinity Walker who went on and on about the nightmare of keeping up her house while Scott was in prison. Something like how she had no idea how much trouble it was and all. I guess because she couldn't pay the hired help while hubby was doing time for crooked political dealings. I imagine she shed many a tear walking through their little "walk of champions" trying to figure out how to screw in a lightbulb.

If that isn't the most Ole Miss thing ever...
 

johnson86-1

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Every thing I've seen says an ordinance was in place, they started their short term rental biz, they were notified they need to stop, and they kept on while lying and saying they stopped. They are currently still operating it while trying to find a loophole.

Does anyone think Mrs Manicure is really going lower herself to be at anyone's beck and call at a bnb?

I think the ordinance was in place before they started renting it, but not before they bought it. They've had the house for a while.

Not saying a city shouldn't be able to limit B&Bs to commercial areas, just saying it's not like they bought the house and then wanted to break the rules they agreed to.
 

Vice

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This is why homeowners associations are bull ****. I'll be damned if I ever buy a house somewhere where a group of nosey *** neighbors can tell me what I can and can't do at my own ******* house. Pet peeve. I will fight you to the death if you walk in my yard and so much as think about mentioning the height of my grass or if my trash cans have been on the street 2 hours too long.

He did sign the stupid agreement though so he has no recourse.

Wow you sound like a great neighbor. So let me get this straight: if some blue hair saw you out in the yard and walked over to ask you about you cutting your yard, you would literally kill that person?
 

TrueMaroonGrind

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I will fight you to the death if you walk in my yard and so much as think about mentioning the height of my grass or if my trash cans have been on the street 2 hours too long.

Neighbor:Don't you think your grass could use some cutting?

Dawgwalk: How dare you?!? I declare a fight to the death.
 

vandaldawg

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I watched the video near the end of the article. That guy makes my skin crawl.

And if I have another daughter, her name
will be Trinity. Just decided that.

I know you are kidding, but just in case, as a public service, if you name your daughter Trinity, she will end up a stripper or an awful SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY like this lady.
 

mcdawg22

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This is why homeowners associations are bull ****. I'll be damned if I ever buy a house somewhere where a group of nosey *** neighbors can tell me what I can and can't do at my own ******* house. Pet peeve. I will fight you to the death if you walk in my yard and so much as think about mentioning the height of my grass or if my trash cans have been on the street 2 hours too long.

He did sign the stupid agreement though so he has no recourse.
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Uncle Ruckus

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Trust me, she's not waiting on anyone. And the odds that it's actually a brothel instead of a B&B are fairly high.
 

Bulldogg31

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Those folks give me the creeps. I get the feeling there is nothing they wouldn't do to get a recruit to OM, and I mean that in the most Breaking Bad/Game of Thrones/House of Cards kind of way.
 
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The Peeper

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Puckett does have that sign about lots of friendly folks and a few old Soreheads"
 

patdog

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If your yard is bring my property value down, it is my business. Hell, even without an HOA, the city or county will clean up your damn yard and make you pay for it if it gets bad enough.
 

TrueMaroonGrind

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If your yard is bring my property value down, it is my business. Hell, even without an HOA, the city or county will clean up your damn yard and make you pay for it if it gets bad enough.

Dang right.

I had my neighbor(she might be a hippie) ask me if I thought planting her whole yard in clover was a good idea. I made my thoughts on this very clear. It was a terrible idea.
 
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