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Street for sale,,, Slightly used

Since the HOA no longer owns it they are no longer responsible to pay for the upkeep. the big question i think is do the property homeowners still have a legal ROW to access their homes if not it will be a very costly legal issue
 
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Depends is it true private property

As in could he fence it off

Or is there also legal / city requirements to allow access
 
I wonder what the auctioneer thought about selling a street.

The security guard is going to need a cash register.

I wonder if a permit is required for a parade on a private street.

It could be a flea market on Saturdays. ...... Once would be enough.

Government at it's finest.
 
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Since the HOA no longer owns it they are no longer responsible to pay for the upkeep. the big question i think is do the property homeowners still have a legal ROW to access their homes if not it will be a very costly legal issue
Generally, in the cases of private ways, each property owner would have deeded access. Typically the planning department ensures this prior to approval of the subdivision.
 
This sounds a bit like "I have some ocean view property for sale in Arizona" to me.

Does CA have any HOA laws on the books? Did someone find a loophole?
 
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