More homeowners accuse HOA of overstepping after news report
In early 2024, Shantashia Stevenson said she came close to buying her "dream home" within the Townhomes of Wexford community but claimed its HOA got in the way. By the time our story aired, Stevenson had pulled out of the deal and eventually bought a home somewhere else. But that report proved to be just the beginning. Since the story aired, more than a dozen people who own or previously owned property in that community contacted ABC Action News.
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