It is a problem we see often in our office. An owner withholds paying HOA assessments on the grounds that the Association is somehow failing to perform its duties and obligations under the governing documents. Although their actions may seem justified, owners need to understand that these withholdings are not allowed under Oregon law, and it usually ends with the owner paying the association additional hundreds to thousands of dollars in interest and late fees, plus the Association’s collection and legal fees. A lien will also likely be placed on the owner’s property. Read the entire article……………………………….
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