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At one time I was thinking about a home based business. I checked with my HOA and they said it was OK as long as:

1) There were no signs or other advertisements on the house or property.
2) The house was not open to the public.
3) The number of business visitors was limited to normal residential standards (not sure how they defined this).

Basically, I could make my widgets and take them else where for sales, but I couldn't sell directly out of my house unless it was an internet business.

All HOA's are different though. If I were to apply these general rules to the FFL situation, I could see a potential problem if people were going there to pick up their weapons.

Dave

bdickens wrote:I also don't see why my neighbor should care about how much I get for my house when I sell it.

If your neighbors house is comparable in size and features, then your sale can effect both the sales price and possibly the tax burden of his home. This goes both ways though...up and down. Recent sales are basically how they determine property values. Not saying it's right, it just is. I'd prefer a different system also.