Homeowners of Tahoe Village – Read This
Is the HOA Damaging Your Property? You’re Not Alone.
I own multiple units in Tahoe Village (started buying in 2001) — and I’ve seen serious, repeated damage to buildings caused directly by HOA maintenance practices.
One example:
For decades, Tahoe Village HOA has dumped asphalt parking lot and roadway snow down a hill directly onto the 331 Quaking Aspen building — against, under, and over it.
Their attorney admitted in writing: “We’ve been doing this for 30 years.”
The weight and meltwater have shifted building support poles, damaged stairs and decks, and even caused structural movement in units.
I’ve asked them many times to stop. Every time, the Board and attorney refuse.
This Is Bigger Than One Building
This isn’t just my problem — it could be happening to your building too.
If you’ve had:
Stairs, walkways, or decks damaged
Structural supports shifting
Water intrusion or erosion from HOA snow dumping or drainage
Claims ignored, delayed, or denied
…then you are not alone — and your property value is at risk.
The Pattern We’re Seeing
HOA-caused damage admitted but not stopped
Temporary repairs instead of fixing the cause
Damage claims unresolved for 11+ months
Board resistance to change, even when safety is at stake
Why We’re Doing This
We are finding and connecting all homeowners affected by HOA-caused damage or inaction so we can:
Build a united case
Share evidence and documentation
Demand permanent fixes
Protect property values and safety
How Pending Litigation Could Affect You
If legal action is filed — either by an owner or multiple owners — every single member of the HOA could be impacted. Here’s how:
Legal Costs: HOA attorneys are paid from HOA funds — which come from YOUR dues.
Special Assessments: The Board could pass extra charges to cover settlements or judgments.
Property Value Risk: Public lawsuits can reduce buyer interest and appraisal values.
Insurance Impact: HOA insurance premiums may rise, or coverage could be denied if the insurer sees a pattern of preventable damage.
Responsibility Spread: Even if your building isn’t directly damaged, you could still share financial responsibility for repairs, legal fees, and claims.
This is why it’s in EVERY homeowner’s interest to stop damaging practices now — before they cost all of us more.
What You Can Do Right Now
Fill out this quick form with:
Your name
Unit/address
Description of damage
Date reported
Photos (optional)
Email/phone
The more people who speak up, the harder we are to ignore.
Before you buy in Tahoe Village HOA, know this:
Documented history of HOA-caused damage
Long delays or no resolution for claims
Unsafe and deteriorating structures in some areas
Potential for costly special assessments
Board unwillingness to stop harmful practices
If you’ve experienced HOA-caused damage — now is the time to speak up.
Fill out the form. Share this page with other owners. Let’s hold the HOA accountable.