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Is California a "Super Lien State"
What happens to an HOA Lien if the property is foreclosed? Is the new buyer responsible for the past HOA? Does the Lien get "Wiped off at Foreclosure"

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Submitted by Sean on Fri, 09/05/2008 - 4:46pm.
My understanding is that

My understanding is that California is not a super lien state, and as such the HOA's lien is NOT superior to the loan in foreclosure unless it was recorded first (naturally senior). So yes, the lien does get wiped off the property at foreclosure. I see no reason why the HOA would not be entitled to continue to seek payment from the former owner. Here is an interesting article on the subject: http://www.communityassociations.net/cacondoguru/archives/2008/05/is_there_a_stra.html

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