NewsFOX 13 Tampa BayAugust 4, 2026Hillsborough
Homeowners associations increase foreclosure filings against residents with unpaid dues
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are increasingly pursuing foreclosure actions against residents who are behind on their association dues. This trend is attributed to rising financial pressures within community associations across the country.
Read the full story at FOX 13 Tampa BayWhy It Matters
Homeowners who fall behind on HOA payments face an increased risk of losing their property through proceedings initiated by their community associations.
Key Facts
- Homeowners associations are taking a tougher stance on unpaid dues.
- There is a reported increase in the number of foreclosure actions being pursued by HOAs.
- The increase in foreclosures is linked to mounting financial pressures within communities.
Who's Mentioned
organizationBenutech“Real estate technology firm tracking HOA delinquency and foreclosure trends.”organizationATTOM“Real estate analytics firm that reported a 40% jump in HOA-related foreclosures.”organizationReserve Study“Organization that reported 74% of associations are underfunded.”organizationHomeowners associations“The entities initiating foreclosure proceedings against delinquent members.”organizationFoundation for Community Association Research“Reported that 93% of associations saw increases in insurance premiums.”personBrian Fox“Co-founder of Benutech.”other284,933“Number of liens filed by HOAs in 2025.”