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Does a homeowner who Hoa dues are delinquent able to File an IDR in California?
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∙ 10y ago
If by IDR you mean internal dispute resolution, the answer is possibly.
First, read your governing documents to determine your responsibilities to pay your assessments, which the association uses to pay for operating the community.
You can read more about this process, below -- without endorsement of Davis Sterling.
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