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Retirees in North Carolina community stiffed with $10K HOA fee and massive price hikes — forcing elderly from their homes
Retirees in a Charlotte-area North Carolina subdivision with 80 homes are struggling to afford soaring HOA costs, including a $10,000 assessment, which has forced some elderly residents to leave their homes.
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