The law has the effect of raising the HOA dues when the projects are first sold as the developer can not set a low level and ignore future work.See if there are any state regulations that define what an HOA needs to do.

On the Motley Fool site they have a feature that lets you set a thread to ignore.

They may choose to ignore the letter, review it and take no action, review it and decide that there was a transfer of title so they call the loan.

We get to feel the smelly effects of an ignored septic by walking around the exterior of the SFR.

The seller may 1) reject your offer (or ignore you completely), 2) accept your offer, or 3) make a counter offer.

Is there an avalanche of homes coming that we are ignoring?

In Kentucky there is a 1 year right of redemption if a home is foreclosed and sold for less than 2/3 of its appraised value.There are already horror stories coming out about persons losing tons of money because of their ignorance.

I registered here recently, and after doing some browsing aroundI've come to the conclusion that I am extremely ignorant at this point regardingthe details of property investment or flipping.

If you do not see the difference understand the judge will not consider ignorance of the law a valid defense.John Corey

You can not claim ignorance as you have clearly documented here on BP that you know what is going on.Step up and do the right thing.