Please tell me how I can just strip deed restrictions simply because I don't like them and/or they're inconvenient for me.

Deed restrictions are the mechanism that basically all HOAs are built upon so if you can just skirt around them because $reasons there are millions of people who would like to know.

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stronglikedan an hour ago | parent [-]

> Please tell me how I can just strip deed restrictions simply because I don't like them and/or they're inconvenient for me.

Easy - be a municipality. There's a reason the phrase "can't fight city hall" exists, and is for the most part universally true.

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cogman10 an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Yeah, city law can easily override deed laws. But further, eminent domain allows the city to strip away deed restrictions through a "one weird trick". The city can eminent domain the land from themselves removing the restriction and then sell it privately.

The same way the city can eminent domain your home and put a road through it. The HOA can't stop the city from putting in a new road.

	▲	IAmBroom 27 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Can they do so retroactively? If they didn't declare imminent domain beforehand, I'd expect this is contract violation. But we're all guessing at Lawyer Facts(tm).

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Avicebron 29 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-]

So, the threat of violence (police/legal) if you complain about members of city hall lining their pockets with data center contracts.

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like_any_other 27 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

Dig up the names and addresses of the public officials responsible for that decision and watch the phrase disintegrate.