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Courtesy Letter Rosa Berroa
This e-mail is a synopsis of the talk that Rosa Berroa and Charles Brown had on Wednesday October 7th. In which various concerning issues were made brought to light namely the amount of courtesy letters we have received over the years. The reason we are sending this is to recap the discussion and to clarify what we feel has transpired over time. As it seems us, one or more HOA members have taken a special 'liking' to our family over the past few years that we have been here. My family and I feel bombard with various courtesy letters that we have accumulated over the span of 3 years, and some of those courtesy letters are for impending violations, in where we are being informed about things we can and can not do, and that we had to fix before we received a fine if it continued, but yet individuals throughout the complex are also guilty of the same thing. The only exception is, that they are still allowed, or continue doing the same thing we get courtesy letters for. …show more content…
For example; we received a courtesy letter last year regarding Halloween decorations, as of a result we were forced to take ours down, although if you walk throughout the community other people do have theirs up (this year just like last year), and yet they don’t seem to be receiving any such sort of a

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