Canan HOA garnish my wages?

Canan HOA garnish my wages?

My property is vacant. I have advised the bank, HOA, and the HOA’s lawyers that I can no longer afford the property or the HOA dues. I have also received a notice of intent which was my deciding factor to vacate the property as the bank stated they could foreclose at any point.

Asked on February 15, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Alaska

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