Across the country, numerous states have passed uniform community housing statutes that create liens for homeowner’s associations against units in their communities for unpaid assessments. These liens are typically automatically enforceable upon failure to pay an assessment. Once enforceable, the liens can obtain “super priority” status over other lien holders. The super priority lien of an association has been the source of much litigation, across multiple jurisdictions, between associations and mortgage holders.   Read the article…………………………….