Phoenix renter gets stuck with a fee for a neighbor’s parking violation, exposing the joys of HOA bureaucracy and a landlord who treats fairness like an optional extra: ‘We were charged nearly $200, I’ve called the landlord at least 5x at this point’

• Landlord Charging us for someone else’s parked car

  
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• This is the magic of modern renting. The thrill of being charged for things you never did, the joy of arguing with someone who has never seen your face, and the endless parade of administrative fees that seem to materialize out of thin air. The HOA’s job is to keep the neighborhood looking pristine, even if that means fining the wrong people for someone else’s car. The landlord’s job is to collect rent and recite policy, occasionally tossing in a helpful suggestion to go knock on a stranger’s door and sort it out yourself. The tenant’s job is to pay up, keep quiet, and accept the fact that fairness is just another item missing from the lease

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