Boulder City vs North Las Vegas

Can the HOA foreclose on my home for unpaid dues?

Yes. Under Nevada law, HOAs can foreclose on assessment liens, though they must follow strict notice and procedural requirements under NRS 116.31162 through 116.31168. The super-priority portion can eliminate certain junior liens.

Can the board raise assessments without a vote of owners?

Usually yes, within limits. Most governing documents allow the board to increase regular assessments by a certain percentage annually without owner approval, with larger increases or special assessments requiring owner ratification.

Can my HOA foreclose on my home in North Las Vegas for unpaid dues?

Yes. Nevada allows non-judicial foreclosure on assessment liens under NRS 116.31162, and the super-priority portion can wipe out junior mortgages. Strict notice requirements apply.

Can the board raise assessments without a vote of owners?

Usually yes within limits set by the governing documents. Many declarations allow boards to raise regular assessments by a set percentage annually; special assessments above thresholds typically require owner approval.