Property Ownership
Under NC's NC Homeowners Association Act (Chapter 47F), an HOA has the authority to:
ACondemn properties for public use
BEnforce covenants and collect assessments, and may place a lien for unpaid dues✓ Correct
CRezone properties within the community
DIssue building permits
Explanation
Under the NC Planned Community Act, an HOA may enforce covenants, collect assessments, and place a lien on properties with unpaid dues — and may eventually foreclose on that lien.
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