An estimated 30% of the U.S. population lives in homeowners associations (HOAs), which can impose rules that may be overly restrictive. However, certain rules are unenforceable, including those that violate state and federal laws, infringe on political speech, prohibit displaying the American flag, ban satellite dishes, inhibit religious freedom, and restrict the use of clotheslines. Residents can protect their rights by reviewing HOA rules, attending meetings, and potentially seeking legal advice if necessary.
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