Homeowners dealing with unfair HOAs have a new place to unite, share strategies, and build real power: the official Bad HOA subreddit.In this episode, Luke and Marty discuss how the Bad HOA community has grown from a podcast into a full ecosystem—complete with a national forum designed to help homeowners collaborate, compare experiences, and push back against overreaching boards and management companies.You’ll learn how strategic collaboration strengthens homeowner disputes, why shared knowledge leads to better outcomes, and what tools, resources, and reform efforts are coming next. If you’re ready to join the movement, step inside the homeowner war room.🔗 Join the subreddit: r/BadHOA🔔 Subscribe for more homeowner empowerment📘 Check out the Bad HOA book for deeper insights🌎 Check out our website for more info: https://lscarlsonlaw.com/hoa-disputes-----Legal Disclaimer:The information in this video is provided for general informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Viewing this video does not create an attorney-client relationship with LS Carlson Law or any of its attorneys. Laws and regulations can change, and how they apply to your situation may vary depending on the facts and jurisdiction.If you have specific questions about your rights or obligations under your HOA’s governing documents, consult with a qualified attorney licensed in your state. LS Carlson Law practices in California and Florida and represents homeowners only.