The case of two homeowners who fell behind on their association fees and had their house sold by the HOA for $3,000 is an aberration and troubling. One needs to review all the details of the case to ascertain the substantial intricacies.  The case has caused significant outrage by many who were unaware that foreclosure for nonpayment of HOA assessments was even an option. It is exceptionally rare but is a necessary option to protect the 1.3 million residents who choose to live in the state’s 6,900 community associations.    Read the article…………………………..