Fining Authority & Foreclosure

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Foreclosures by Community Associations to Collect Delinquent Assessments

Effective Collection of Community Association Assessments

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Comparison of Community Association Foreclosure Statutes by State

State1. Citation2. Does the state allow community associations to foreclose on a property for failure to pay assessments?3. If your answer to #2 is "yes", which types of foreclosure are permitted?4. If the state does allow foreclosure, what other alternatives do you have to collect delinquent assessments?5. Does your state impose any limitations on a community association's right to foreclose?(a) Must be _____ months delinq-uent(b) Must be _____ years delinq-uent(c) Must owe a minimum of $_______,(d) Other
(a) Judicial(b) Non-judicial(c) Expedited /Equity(a) Garnish wages(b) Super Lien(c) Eviction of delinquent owner before foreclosure(d) Levy & execution(e) Personal money judgment(f)  Other
ALAla. Code § 35-8A-316(a)YYYNYNN


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AKSec. 34.08.470.YYNN?NN


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ARAR Code § 18-13-116 (2023) and First State Bank v Metro District Condominiums (CV-13-349)YYYN?NN


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AZAriz. Rev. Stat. § 33-1807(A), § 33-1256(A)YYNNYNN
Y
Y
1$1,200 assessment only
CACal. Civ. Code § 5700, § 5705, § 5710YYYNYNN


Y12
1800Redemption period is 3 months to satisify the debt or within 1 year if proceeds from sale are insufficient
COColo. Rev. Stat. § 38-33.3-316(11) (2024)
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receivership for vacant or tenant-occupied unitsY3


Must offer a repayment plan of 18 months
CTCT Gen Stat § 47-258
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Y6


DC§ 42–1903.13
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6 month priority lienN



DE§ 81-316
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FLFla. Stat. § 720.3085(5) Fla. Stat. § 718.116(6)(b)
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withhold rent approval, acceleration, attach rentsN



GAGa. Code § 44-3-232(c), § 44-3-109(c)
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HIHaw. Rev. Stat. § 421J-10.5(a), § 514B-146(a) (2024)
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terminate utilities & cableN



IA499B.17
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ID§ 55-3207
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IL765 Ill. Comp. Stat. 605/9(h)
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Y
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IN§ 32-28-14-8, § 32-25-6-3
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KS58-3710, 58-3123
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KYKy. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 381.9193(1)
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LALa. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 9:1123.115(B), La. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 9:1147
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MAMass. Gen. Laws ch. 183A, § 6(c), Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 254, § 5, Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 254, § 5A
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ME§1603-116
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MDMd. Code Ann., Real Prop. § 14-204(a)
YYNNYNNYYcut off servicesN



MIMich. Comp. Laws § 559.208(1), (2)
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MOMo. Rev. Stat. § 448.3-116(1)
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Y
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MNMinn. Stat. § 515B.3-116(h)(1) (2024)YYYN?Y?


Y


Must file within 3 years of the last installment of an assessment becomes due
MS§ 89-9-21YYNN?NN







NCN.C. Gen. Stat. § 47F-3-116(h), N.C. Gen. Stat. § 47F-3-116(f)(5)YYYNNNN
Y
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NDSection 47-04.1-11, Industrial Commission of North Dakota v. Gould, 2024 ND 32YYNN?NN







NHN.H. Rev. Stat. § 356-B:46(IV)
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rent collectionN



NJN.J. Stat. Ann. § 45:8B-21(f), N.J. Stat. Ann. § 45:22A–44.1(f)YYNNYYNYY
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NM47-7C-16YYNNYNN


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NVNev. Rev. Stat. § 116.31162, § 107.080, § 107.086YYYNNYN

perfect lien after 90 daysN



NYN.Y. Real Prop. Law § 339-aaYYNNYNN


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OKOkla. Stat. tit. 60, § 524(b), § 852(c)YYYN?NN







OHOhio Rev. Code § 5312.12(B)(4), § 5311.18(B)(1)YYNNYNN


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ORSection 94.709,  Section 100.450YYNNYYN


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PA68 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 5315(a), § 3315(a)YYYNNYNYN
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RI§ 34-36.1-3.16YYYNYYNY
max legal fees $2,500,+ max costs $5,000N



SCS.C. Code § 27-31-210 (a)
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SDCHAPTER 21-48
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TNTenn. Code Ann. § 66-27-415(a)(2)YYNYYNN


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TXTex. Prop. Code § 82.113(e), Tex. Prop. Code § 209.0092(c), Tex. Prop. Code § 209.009YYYNNNN


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UT57-8a-303YYYNYNN


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VAVa. Code § 55.1-1833, § 55.1-1966YYYNYNNYYgarnish bank accts & rentsN



VT27 V.S.A. § 1323YYNN?NN







WAWash. Rev. Code § 64.34.364(9) YYYYYYN

utility termination, receivershipY6 months for non-judicial only


WIWis. Stat. § 703.165(7)YYNN?NN







WV§36B-3-116.YYYN?NN







WY34-4-101YYNN???


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