Couple downsizing into 'empty nester' condo have a run in with HOA board members over their usage of their own parking space and a handshake agreement with the previous owner: 'Only took 3 days for nonsense to start'

These empty nesters had barely moved into their new condo when they had a run-in with the HOA board over their use of their parking space.

There's always uncertainty when you enter into a new stage of your life: a new job, a new home, a new chapter that has yet to be written. You've put all of your time and energy into reaching this point, and there's no telling how things are going to go… and there's certainly no going back. 

So, when the big day comes for your first day of work or for the big move, the last thing you want is for everything to go pear-shaped in the form of realizing that your neighbors or your boss and coworkers are going to be absolute nightmares to be around.

That's what happened to these empty nesters when they sought to downsize and settle down in their new retirement condo, seeking peace and simplicity. The problem with seeking a peaceful environment is that there are a whole bunch of people who are bored and looking for something to do, looking for any shred of power that they can wield over someone else.