Nevada
My husband and I moved to a condo in Stateline, Nv about a month ago. We signed a very generic contract that contained no mention of an HoA or parking regulations, other than to limit the number of vehicles per tenant. One of our vehicles is perfectly operational and legally plated and tagged, but once snow season hit the rear-wheel drive truck was unsafe to drive, so we parked it in a no plow area off the street.
Yesterday, we received a notice on the truck that it was in violation of a local HoA's rules that we'd never heard of. We called, after hours, and spoke with someone who promised to not tow it until management had called us the next morning do we could figure out what was going on.
We never received a call, and today we come home and our vehicle is gone. We call and speak to the same individual who proceeds to attempt to get ahold of any sort of manager or supervisor, and no one will answe her calls (again, this is after hours, both my husband and I work).
In an attempt we gain more info, we call our management company and speak to the manager who is absolutely batty (she recently scheduled a work order to replace the fridge in my name, with my contact info, requiring me to miss work, when the work order was actually for my neighbor). She proceeds to berate us, tells us that we should have read the rules she gave us, in the contract.
The contract does not mention an HoA. We signed nothing regarding an HoA. There are no signs anywhere near our building (actually none that I can find at all). We were provided with no rules or even notified that there were rules. Our management company manager has stated she will not help us (I think she's senile enough to think she did give us the rules; easy to prove she didn't even she will be unable to provide documentation).
I am wondering, legally, what our options are. There is no point in calling the police at this point, we know, but what is our next step? Please and thank you for any advice!
My husband and I moved to a condo in Stateline, Nv about a month ago. We signed a very generic contract that contained no mention of an HoA or parking regulations, other than to limit the number of vehicles per tenant. One of our vehicles is perfectly operational and legally plated and tagged, but once snow season hit the rear-wheel drive truck was unsafe to drive, so we parked it in a no plow area off the street.
Yesterday, we received a notice on the truck that it was in violation of a local HoA's rules that we'd never heard of. We called, after hours, and spoke with someone who promised to not tow it until management had called us the next morning do we could figure out what was going on.
We never received a call, and today we come home and our vehicle is gone. We call and speak to the same individual who proceeds to attempt to get ahold of any sort of manager or supervisor, and no one will answe her calls (again, this is after hours, both my husband and I work).
In an attempt we gain more info, we call our management company and speak to the manager who is absolutely batty (she recently scheduled a work order to replace the fridge in my name, with my contact info, requiring me to miss work, when the work order was actually for my neighbor). She proceeds to berate us, tells us that we should have read the rules she gave us, in the contract.
The contract does not mention an HoA. We signed nothing regarding an HoA. There are no signs anywhere near our building (actually none that I can find at all). We were provided with no rules or even notified that there were rules. Our management company manager has stated she will not help us (I think she's senile enough to think she did give us the rules; easy to prove she didn't even she will be unable to provide documentation).
I am wondering, legally, what our options are. There is no point in calling the police at this point, we know, but what is our next step? Please and thank you for any advice!
