STOP FORECLOSURES
IN COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENTS
Foreclosures of Homestead Property in Mandated Properties in Common Interest Developments (CID's) are becoming more prevelant in Florida and our nation. 
We refer to CID's as Mandated Properties wherein Homeowners Associations, CONDO Owners associations and the Board of Supervisors in Community Development Districts exist. 
Without considering the Constitution of the United States of America our government has given rights to these mini-governments, leaving homeowners and condo unit owners widely unprotected. 
On many occasions these far reaching rights, given to governing boards in mandated properties, have been abused for the sake of collecting minimum delinquent fees and/or assessments from residents.
Families lost their homes and/or suffered huge financial hardships to avoid being evicted. 
While we don't condone deliquent behavior and the argument could be made that the governing associations and boards need a provision to collect their dues, leaving families homeless is definitely not the solution. 
In recent times some foreclosures have caught the headlines of the media since there was human tragedy involved. 
Widow,back home, takes stock of her possessions
ANOTHER RUTHLESS FORECLOSURE ?
$ 500 debt costs woman her home
HUMAN TRAGEDY - WITH HAPPY ENDING?
A lot more is going on behind the scenes, mostly unnoticed by the public. In February Miami-Dade County alone recorded 10 (ten) homestead foreclosures, initiated by associations in single family and Condo communities. 

In Texas, the industry has made foreclosures on Homes a big business. People, owing small amounts to associations, are being hit with liens and foreclosures and have to pay big penalties to avoid losing their homes. Please read this story:

Foreclosure without "DUE PROCESS"
A Total Rip Off by the Industry?
After reading this amazing document there is only one question left: 
             Are our legislators waiting for this kind of disaster to strike in Florida?
Please don't forget that not only delinquent fees and assessments can be used to file for liens and foreclosure but as well fines levvied for all kinds of reasons, which homeowners are only able to defend under the penalty of high court-cost while the association pays the cost with the homeowners money. Do we want to sit idly by and wait until we are targeted by abusive and dictatorial boards and attorneys?
Please help us to convince our Florida Legislators to take the necessary steps to change this evil NOW. 
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Please put the important question to our Legislators:
Are you working and voting for us, the Citizens and your constituents, or for the lobbyists in order to help your campaign funding?