Your assessments pay for basic services that all owners enjoy, such as basic utilities, master insurance policy premiums, upkeep of landscape, other amenities and reserve account contributions that protect your real estate investment.
When you don't pay your assessments, you're asking your neighbors to pay your bills.
Read your governing documents to determine your legal obligation to pay your assessments. In addition, you can find the board's steps that it can take legally, in order to compel your payment of this money that you owe.
Locking you out of the gate, the club house, the pool house, or even your home may be options that the board can take.
Your board may also be able to sell your unit in order to collect this debt that you owe and are legally obligated to pay.
Read your governing documents to determine who owns the door. If the association owns the door -- and the lock -- then it is within the right of the association to implement a security strategy the protects the association.
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a lock that is sturdy and not easy to open get a dudley lock they are very hard and sturdy and dont break very easily.
You dont have to turn it off.
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