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Harding Glen Condo Association in Nashville just filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy after piling up over half a million dollars in unpaid dues — and the fallout is hitting residents hard. With most units rented out, renters aren’t being warned about the crisis, raising fears of hidden costs and lost income. Once reliable services like trash and water are now in shambles: trash stopped, water bills soar at $10K–$15K monthly with no HOA funds to cover them. Residents, including longtime board member Justine Parker-Jones, are dipping into their own pockets to keep things running — but the future of basic utilities remains dangerously uncertain.

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