Illegal Non-Judicial Foreclosure

When the Only “Notice” You Get is Blue Tape and Bullsh*t


So let me get this straight…

I supposedly owe over $10,000, but not a single legally compliant notice of delinquency was ever sent to me. No letter. No certified mail. No AppFolio alert.
Instead?

A damn piece of paper taped to my gate with blue painter’s tape like a yard sale flyer. That’s their idea of “service.”

And now they’re trying to foreclose on me?
NEWSFLASH: You can’t foreclose for fines in California.
Read that again.

Per Civil Code §5725(b):

“A monetary penalty imposed for a violation of the governing documents shall not be collected through a lien or through foreclosure of a lien.”



That means if your HOA’s trying to kick you out over things like biking, jumping a fence, or breathing too confidently—that lien is illegal AF.

Add to that:

No ledger ever sent

No notice of delinquent dues

No proper proof of service

And a mystery gate-taper, possibly a board member

Yeah, this isn't over.

I’ve requested a full accounting and legal documentation from the management company. They have 5 business days.

Then it’s straight to the Department of Real Estate and the Attorney General.

Because if they want war, they picked the wrong condo.



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