Really great points. It makes no sense to me that cities can charge new entrants to the market these exorbitant fees and allow current homeowners to enjoy the services that are provided by these fees, at no cost to them. Seems entirely undemocratic. And you're right, now that fees are so high, there will be no new entrants to the market, which means the whole funding model falls apart.
Really great points. It makes no sense to me that cities can charge new entrants to the market these exorbitant fees and allow current homeowners to enjoy the services that are provided by these fees, at no cost to them. Seems entirely undemocratic. And you're right, now that fees are so high, there will be no new entrants to the market, which means the whole funding model falls apart.