HOA Karen Squatted in My Mountain House for Years — She Didn't Know My Deed Covers Her Lot Too

When Garrett Colburn returned to his grandfather's mountain cabin after the funeral, he found the locks changed and an HOA president who'd been renting it on Airbnb for four years. She called him a trespasser on his own property. She threatened fines, fake codes, and a restraining order. What she never checked was the original deed — three hundred and forty acres recorded in 1947. Her house sat on acre two hundred and twelve. Some fights aren't won with anger. They're won with paperwork. Welcome back to Over the Fence 🏡👀 Seek over the fence, see the nonsense. Today’s video is another one of those HOA stories where everyone should’ve minded their business… but didn’t. A neighbor starts policing the street, the HOA gets dragged in, and what could’ve been a normal day turns into a full-on suburban circus. If you’re here for HOA drama, petty rule wars, and that “I cannot believe this is real” energy — you’re in the right place. 💬 Comment your take: Who was out of line, and what would you do in this situation? 🔔 Subscribe for more neighborhood nonsense every week. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: The stories on this channel are fictionalized narratives inspired by real-life themes but created for entertainment purposes. They do not reflect real events, names, or individuals. Any similarities to actual people or situations are entirely coincidental.