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2012-07-21 — cnbc.com
In some cases, HOA's, which do have the authority in many states, managed to foreclose on properties even before the banks, by using the back dues as liens.
Now the homeowner associations are taking it one step further. They are going after the banks, claiming that several of the largest lenders are not paying monthly HOA/condo fees on homes they've repossessed and now hold as bank-owned properties (Real Estate Owned, or commonly called REO's).
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