I can't afford to pay my association fees in full and I'm receiving collection letters. Can I setup a payment plan?

I can't afford to pay my association fees in full and I'm receiving collection letters. Can I setup a payment plan?

It is never the goal of the association to place a lien or foreclose against a homeowner.  Should you be unable to pay your dues, and your account is already past due - please contact our offices. 

By contacting our offices we can assist you in setting up an affordable payment plan that will keep you out of collections, and keep you from incurring additional late fees or attorney fees.

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