The only way the HOA could force a sale of your boat is if you owe the HOA money, the HOA obtains a judicial judgment against you, levies a writ of execution on your personal property, forces an auction of your boat to satisfy the judgment, there is no statute that somehow disqualifies your boat from execution to satisfy a judgment, you have enough equity to exceed any value of the boat that is exempt from collection, and the remaining value makes it financially feasible to do so....Now, as to what the HOA can do - get copies of ALL of the governing documents, and have an expert review the documents to determine if you are violating any of the governing documents.

I know they want to honor the fallen Americans but there is so much conspiracy around this event in history it should not receive the attention it gets.

o California Civil Code Section 1542 - A general release does not extend to claims which the creditor does not know or suspect to exist in his or her favor at the time of executing the release, which if known by him or her must have materially affected his or her settlement with the debtor.I would also accept any other advice that anyone has on my current situation.

A deal is not a deal until it's fully executed by all parties.

Are there any advantages to refusing to execute these agreements?

A little bit more about me, I'm a television executive and cello player, single mom of 1 year old baby twins.

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I am American (www.gg.gg/PAFresume is me) live in China, and am looking at buying several pieces of property in the USA.BACKGROUND:I live in Chinaa and plan on having a property management company handling the properties.

With minimal down payments (meaning larger monthly payments) and Americans savings rates still being relatively low, if the economy does pull back at all and jobs are lost it feels like a lot of people wouldn't be able to hang on for very long

Demographic As an Asian American in Cleveland (or anywhere in the midwest outside of Chicago I assume), it is very normal to be the only Asian guy/gal in the neighborhood.