Greensboro HOA assessments are governed by N.C.G.S. 47F-3-115. Associations may levy assessments and record liens under 47F-3-116 for unpaid amounts including attorneys fees.
Under the North Carolina Planned Community Act, N.C.G.S. 47F-3-115 grants homeowners associations the authority to levy assessments against lot owners to cover common expenses including maintenance of common areas, insurance, management fees, and reserve funding. The budget and assessment amounts are typically set by the executive board following procedures in the community bylaws. Special assessments for capital improvements or unexpected expenses may require a membership vote depending on the declaration terms. Under 47F-3-116, the association may record a claim of lien against any lot with unpaid assessments. The lien attaches to the lot and may be foreclosed judicially or through a power of sale if authorized by the declaration. The association may recover reasonable attorneys fees when authorized by the declaration under 47F-3-120. Section 47F-3-116.1 validates certain prior nonjudicial foreclosure proceedings. Surplus funds from assessments are addressed under 47F-3-114. Owners facing financial hardship should contact their HOA board to discuss payment plans before a lien is recorded.
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