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DG wrote:
> Larry Bud wrote:
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>>That's tough rocks. Why should an HOA have any more power than any
>>other company that you owe money to?
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> That's a very valid question that I struggle with.
> If you owe money to the mortgage company, they can take your house.
> If you owe money for your auto loan, they can take your car.
> If you owe money to your credit card company, they really cannot do much
> except take your credit.
>
Please notice DG, that in you examples above you have put-up your assets
as collateral in exchange for money to purchase these assets. In essence
you are legal owner but you don't owe your house, auto or credit card.
In contrast in the HOA you haven't put up your property as collateral.
The HOAs were simply given power to non-judicially foreclose, which
flies in the face of all your constitutional rights.
The HOA is the government within the government same as organized crime
is classified.
You must understand this fundamental difference in order to continue
engaging in coherent discussion re HOA fraud.
-Sub
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