misinterpreted what you meant.
dude, can you please get a life other then chasing me around the board trying to start fights? It has gotten past being old.
I asked a question about what he said.
There is a question mark after what I said. It looks like this "?".
I didn't misrepresent jack shi..
Now that that we are clarified on that quit fawkin stalking me.
Now that is said, lets get back on topic.
HOA's are usually more concerned with what is on the front of the house or what is visually seen from the front. Yours may be a little more strict. I used to live in Vegas (on Sahara close to Buffalo) and I know that many of the HOA's out there can be really difficult to deal with. Thankfully there is next to no LOS issues with dish placements. Unfortunately, most houses are built on slabs making it really difficult (not impossible) to get wires down to first floors without exposing something on the outside. Also, 2 story wall fishes can be quite costly. Really hard to give ideas without being there on ways to run wires that will please the HOA and save you money, but burrying the wire around the house is one way and could leave very little wire exposed (maybe even only inches). You could even hide those inches with yard art (I know it is hard to do with bushes since desert landscaping is usually only permitted in the front yards). Other ways may be using existing interior runs and running the cable under baseboards.
If I was there, I could probably come up with a few fairly simple ways to do very clean and affordable cable runs but since I am not, I can't.
Like I said though, call D* to do the move.
Have the tech do what he can.
If he is not cable of running an outlet to keep you and the HOA happy, then call a specialist in to do so. Your tech may even have a good recomendation (I know I keep the numbers of guys I know that do good work such as arborists and custom A/V guys).
Good luck
