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Residents whose homes burned down in devastating California fires now hit with $23,000 HOA bill
(www.independent.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 25 Mar 2026
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guessing its more than that. Condo across the street had a fire years ago. Like a bit after covid. Almost rebuilt but still surrounded by fence and not occupied. Everyone who owned one has been charged assesments this whole time. Thats how it works. Rebuilding took so long because of the insurance company dragging feat and pushing over what it had to do. Scary as heck and makes you wonder whats the point of insurance.