By Andrew Doughman — Posted May 23, 2013

Anyone living in a homeowners association in Nevada might want to pay attention to the next few weeks at the Legislature.

Lobbyists representing investors, debt collectors, property management companies, real estate firms and banks large and small have been discussing legislation that could result in higher association dues for homeowners and changes to who pays the lien on foreclosed homes in a neighborhood.

The high-stakes negotiations involve profits to be won and lost on assets that might be near and dear to Nevadans, namely their homes.  Read more