Or it could just be a board member from the HOA looking for violations.

Wouldn't it make sense to strategically use the camouflage of daylight for that activity?

And, my HOA has sabotaged itself when it comes to enforcing ARB regulations. That's what happens when there's quid pro quo activity taking place on the board.

I can tell you that such behavior by HOA board members would be nothing new. I have seen them don disguises in an attempt to "catch" another homeowner at something. People a fuckin nuts. Hell it may even be an act of intimidation. I have seen silly homeowner disputes rise to the level of attempted murder. No shit!

Which is why I believe we need to keep bringing attention to the abusive things we see happening in our HOAs, because homeowners need help where these HOAs members are connected and colluding with other political factions in our cities.

That's a good suggestion.

taxis do it. They are looking for an address and when they see the first one might skip a few houses knowing that they need to go farther down the street.

But this was no taxi. And after it did a partial scan of our neighborhood, it drove into a gated community where it spent an hour before leaving--assuming it was the first car that left after entering the development.

but until such as forthcoming it is very odd and worthy of note

That means a lot, sarisataka.

Assuming, of course, that we're dealing with a normal HOA scenario.

But I don't think we have something like that available, or I would have received a flyer.

HOAs can be CRAZY !

They don't even bother to duly notice some of their HOA meetings. Since the nineties they are selective about who they invite to the preliminary meetings, and only notice a formal meeting after they feel they have a solid consensus to back up their decisions.

I have managed properties on both coasts, and in the "heartland", same , same all over.

If it's the police, I would hope to read something about this service in a city flyer. Haven't come across the information. So I'm going to keep inquiring.

shine a light on the truth just as they seem to be doing. Of course I'm more of a confronting type of person.

I tried that once, and they released the Kraken. Never again.

if we ever get another basset hound, "the kraken" it is

Some limo services have odd cars.

plenty of innocent possibilities.

and the more nefarious ones are not so likely to draw attention to themselves.

personally, i'd raise an eyebrow but wouldn't lose any sleep over it.

Here's me at my last doctor's appointment to fix the problem:

It's probably the pizza guy

Any relation to tater guy?

Its like comparing a russet and a Yukon gold

It really isn't feasible right now because I have no interest in logging every car that goes by, nor am I going to sit around and wait for something to happen. I'm more of a passive observer.

They might have something with a collar radio signal and they are looking for it. Or just doing a study/ search.

Nothing bigger than a raccoon around here for several years. However, now that I think about it, the police are not shy about sending helicopters overhead when they think something is afoot. They even came back for a second look when I was out walking the dog.

Google Seminole County and coyote.

You have them. We have them in Chicago. Coyotes are thriving in built up areas. They move and hunt at night. I've seen documentaries on studies and trapping in urban/suburban areas and it sure sounds like what you are dealing with.

One of the most incredible things I saw back one cold winter night when I left food out for the birds, and obviously left too much, was a shot caught on my wildlife cam that had a racoon sharing the spoils on the ground with a possum. And in between the two was a domestic cat reclined in a relaxed posed with tail twitching. No question the three of them had become fast friends.

Claim you are worried that someone is looking for houses to burglarize.