Q: The HOA has been engaging in selective enforcement. How do I close allow the HOA to take 17,000$ and return it later?
A: You will need to repost your question because it does not make sense (sorry). Selective enforcement is a defense if you are being sued for violating the deed restrictions. I'm not sure what $17,000 has to do with that? It appears you have paid the HOA $17,000 and expect to get it back later? What was the $17,000 for? I doubt you would get a refund or if you are entitled to a refund. You would need to hire a lawyer to make a determination if you have a case for that amount of money.
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