Homeowners associations are supposed to provide governance at the most local level. But for many, they’ve meant steep fees, concerns about mistreatment, and even foreclosure.
Sara Heise Graybeal
Sara Heise Graybeal is a Pittsboro native whose writing has appeared in The Boston Globe, HuffPost, TODAY, and elsewhere. She holds a master of fine arts in creative writing from UNC-Greensboro and a master’s degree in folklore from UNC-Chapel Hill. She lives in Greensboro.
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