HOAs . . . an AR member in fact took a local HOA to the mattresses and was instrumental in getting law changed - HOAs CANNOT prohibit real estate signs as long as they are no larger than 18 x 24 with one 6 inch rider.
I'm in county unincorporated but I am unaware that the cities nearby have prohibitions on signage - ALTHOUGH the STATE does on highways.

Yes, but many agents ignore them. The State has regulations, each county, city, and town has regulations. yes, and even some HOA's have them, and in some no signs of any kind are allowed. Communites enforce them, and will remove illegally posted signs.

Jeff,

Beverly Hills, Aspen, some private clubs in Florida, Naples, Florida, and everywhere else we have worked, have many sign restrictions.  In BH you have to buy a permit for every sign including those in the windows, Aspen City restricts the size, private club will only allow sign for open house, Naples sized per HOA.  Brokerage have sign restrictions, and our BRE also has conditions for signage.  When developing a brand system, it is a headache, because you want the sign seen from a distance...A

I'm afraid so!  They do have a size restriction.  f a directional sign or open house sign is used, it must only be in the yard of the home.  Not on corners or between the sidewalk and the curb, or you will be fined $25 per sign violation. 

Yes we do. The building codes department will pick up signs and destroy them if they continue to be posted in the right of way.

     Our city has two small pickup trucks where zoning guys ride around town, pulling up for sale signs, get rich quick signs, credit repair signs, cheap dental insurance signs, etc. from City right-of-way and from the medians.

     Tallahassee has an un-official "grace period" from Friday after lunch until Monday after lunch, that is the time that Realtors put their Open House directional signs, and citizens put up yard sale signs.

No city restrictions here, just some HOA restrictions on post signs.

Jeff,
The city only allows “normal” size signs but we have one HOA that will only allow tiny custom size signs. Big pain.

Most areas don't have a restriction, but if you list along our highway, you have to have the sign out of the way of the snowplows, or the highway department will take it down.

Jeff Dowler CRS Signs are not allowed on main thoroughfares. Other than that, there are HOA or condo restrictions.

We live in an age-restricted community with an HOA Jeff Dowler CRS.  And yes, our town does have restrictions, on both size and locations of signage.  They used to enforce the restrictions a few years ago, but I don't see it happening currently. 

Minot ND does not allow any signs on the boulevard.

We have a lot of HOA controlled neighborhoods that are strict on their enforcement including size, type and location of signage.  On the other hand, we have a lot of unregulated areas, especially highway intersections, where it looks like a trash dump.  The community as a whole is still mostly rural and generally unregulated. 

I look at the overlapping jurisdictions for each location as multiple sets of rules may apply.

Very strict.  Typ 6 max OH signs, certain size, brokerage name only. .These are city compliance ordinances

Many HOA can not post any. So I either put on the window or do not display any for sale sign.

Yes we have restricitons and many subdivisions allow no signs at all.

Erie and suburbs have no general restrictions but several subdivisions do not permit for salesigns including political signs.

Yes we have several communities like that.  In a couple, you cannot display any signage at all except for the day(s) of the Open House or broker caravan and then signs are limited to a total of 5.  In one community in particular, no signs are allowed except for outside of the community (on Open House days only) and then one at the driveway.

Of course. There are rules and rules and rules and ordinances and restrictions, right of ways and objections from all directions.

But if you know the enforcers go home at 3 pm on Friday not to reappear until Noon on Monday, would that change things?

In those communities sheltered behind the wall, guarded by gates and access codes with block after block of opulent monotony, these enforce their standards with great vigor. That also means they are more reliant on the local real estate agent to help in selling or buyer real estate than other communities. That works for me.

Yes we do & they have guys that drive around & snatch your signs for the fun of it. They call you, warn you & you then fetch your signs in the dumpster area behind village hall .

Yes, our town has restrictions. Not sure how much they enforce them. We've never had a problem.

Yes, many municipalities have these rules, and they do let our open house signs be on the right of way, but no directional signs. 

We have a lot of HOA's and gated communities here that restrict the use and size/color of signs. They are strictly enforced by most HOAs here and removed if they are not to their specifications.

Yes and the rules are enforced.

Usually have to deal with regressive HOA rules.

yes

Yes. The city has strick regulations and they regularly pick up signs posted in public areas.

Enforcement always happens in the communities around here and they all have different requirements!

Some the small cities outside of Dallas do have various sign restrictions.

Not any more

Have not had any problems in town, but we do have problems along some state highways with our rural properties.

Some of our smaller cities here do not allow any directional signs ever! Some don't allow balloons during opens. Some HOA, no signs at all.

 Yes! Big time!

Yes, some of our cities and HOAs have a very specific rules about signs and their size. Some do not allow any signs at all or require special permits.

Good morning Jeff. The only time I deal with this issue is when I'm looking to purchase a property to flip, will usually stay away from anywhere I can't do signage.

Yes, Princeville does not allow any signage other than temporary signs for open houses.

Jeff Dowler CRS - most of the communities allow signs. Though most condo associations allow only open house signs.

Yes.  Some areas we can't have signs at all due to HOA, not even inside the home in the window.  And in election years the rules seem to be inforced more.

Some high end neighborhoods have restrictions, and a few HOA's