The condominium owner's association has authority to assess and collect from the individual unit owners sufficient money to maintain the common areas and to ensure he financial stability of the condominium. When a unit owner is in default of the monthly changes of special assessments, the association could:
A. Declare actual eviction and have the owner removed.
B. Place a lien against his or her unit, which can be foreclosed to satisfy the debt.
C. Increase the monthly fees to the other unit owners to cover the unpaid fees.
D. Sell his or her common stock in the owner's association to pay the fees.
Answer: B. Place a lien against his or her unit, which can be foreclosed to satisfy the debt.
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