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They can't pledge your home as collateral. They can pledge common property but not your personal property (your house). "cookoonest" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Can a Board (I'm in California) obtain a loan on behalf of the Association > and pledge our property, via a lien as collateral, without a vote of > Homeowners? > > Can they do this by majority vote or do they have to get each Homeowner to > agree to this? > > Are there any laws that refer to this situation? > > I know that they can place a lien on a property if someone doesn't pay an > assessment but in this case they would be using the lien as collateral to > borrow money which would THEN become an assessment. > > Anyone have any ideas on this? > >
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