Can an HOA foreclose on my home in Arizona?
Yes, an HOA in Arizona can foreclose on your home if you fall behind on dues or assessments. Arizona law gives homeowners associations the power to place a lien on your property for unpaid amounts and ultimately foreclose to collect, similar to how a mortgage lender can. The process and timeline vary depending on the amount owed and the association's governing documents. Some HOAs must offer payment plans or follow specific notice requirements before proceeding. The specifics depend on your situation and a licensed attorney should confirm, and Jon can connect you with one.
Specifics depend on your situation and should be confirmed with a real estate attorney. Jon can connect you with one: text (623) 826-0888.
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Meet Jon Hegreness
Jon Hegreness
REALTOR / Associate Broker · Howe Realty
AZ License BR540940000
Full-time Phoenix North Valley REALTOR and Associate Broker with 24 years in Arizona residential real estate. A negotiator and problem solver who works the way you would want a friend in the business to work: direct, on your side, and steady through the parts that get complicated.