Soaring Eagles HOA bankruptcy and RowCal claims

What the records show

The HOA obtained an order rejecting its RowCal management agreement. A later order gave RowCal Construction limited permission to join the HOA in a state lien case. Both RowCal entities filed claims for payment. [S41] [S46] [S48] [S49]

Limits of this entry

The bankruptcy is the HOA’s case, not a bankruptcy filed by RowCal. The contract-rejection and stay-relief orders do not establish misconduct, decide the validity or amount of the liens, or award damages. The October 1 docket snapshot ends September 30. No settlement, confirmed plan or final claims determination is established by the reviewed records. The related state cases describe parts of the same dispute.

What the court ordered

Management agreement rejected

On August 17, 2026, the court granted the HOA’s unopposed motion and deemed its RowCal management agreement and related unexpired contracts rejected at the end of July 31, 2026. The order does not make findings on the alleged breaches. [S41] ECF 40, p. 1

Limited permission for RowCal’s lien case

On September 22, 2026, the court allowed RowCal Construction to add the HOA to 2026CV31849 and record a lis pendens to determine lien priority. RowCal may not seek a money judgment, deficiency judgment or damages against the HOA in that action without another bankruptcy-court order. The stay otherwise remains in force. [S46] ECF 67, pp. 1–2

The HOA’s allegations and RowCal’s position

HOA alleges an unauthorized reserve transfer

The HOA alleges a $100,000 reserve-account transfer to pay RowCal’s counsel, along with insurance non-compliance, communication failures and inaccurate status letters. It says continuing the management agreement would burden the estate. These are the HOA’s allegations. [S40] ECF 14, p. 2, ¶ 7

HOA disputes lien timing and allocation

The HOA says RowCal described completion of work in November 2025 and later recorded untimely liens, including against homes whose owners had paid in full. The report recounts the HOA’s position; it does not decide lien validity. [S45] ECF 46, pp. 2–3, ¶¶ 6–9

RowCal says the work was completed and payment remains due

RowCal states that its work passed inspection, that it was not fully paid and that it timely recorded liens for $722,600.37 in principal. It sought limited stay relief to address the HOA’s joinder and lien priority. [S42] ECF 41, pp. 3–6, ¶¶ 7–20

Claims filed by RowCal

Construction: $857,460.69 claimed

Claim 19’s itemization lists $722,600.37 principal, $58,441.54 interest, $65,755.00 attorney fees and $10,663.78 costs. These are amounts requested in a creditor filing. The sheet reverses the creditor/debtor labels; the claim identifies RowCal Construction as creditor. [S48] Claim 19-1, part 3, p. 1

Security asserted against individual homes

The construction claim’s addendum says RowCal believes its claim is fully secured by non-debtor property: the individual townhome lots. This statement does not establish that the bankruptcy court allowed that secured status. [S47] Claim 19-1, part 2, p. 1

Management: $24,419.97 claimed

Claim 20’s addendum seeks nine remaining months of fees following rejection: a monthly management fee of $2,520.00 and administrative expense of $193.33, totaling $2,713.33 per month. No award of this amount is established. [S49] Claim 20-1, part 2, p. 1

Related case numbers

Assessment case: 2025CV32121

The state amended complaint uses 2025CV032121; the homeowners’ counterclaims use 2025CV32121. ECF 46’s reference to 2024CV32121 conflicts with those pleadings. This archive uses the state captions and retains the discrepancy in its source notes. [S43] ECF 41-1, p. 1; compare ECF 46, p. 1, ¶ 4

Read the court documents

Redacted public copies. Private contact and identification details and handwritten signatures are removed where present. Original page numbers are retained; OCR text may contain errors.

• Soaring Eagles: motion to reject RowCal management agreement (ECF 14) (PDF)
• Soaring Eagles: signed contract-rejection order (ECF 40) (PDF)
• RowCal Construction: motion for limited stay relief (ECF 41) (PDF)
• Soaring Eagles: debtor’s pre-status conference report (ECF 46) (PDF)
• Soaring Eagles: signed limited stay-relief order (ECF 67) (PDF)
• RowCal Construction: claim 19 addendum (PDF)
• RowCal Construction: claim 19 amount itemization (PDF)
• RowCal Management: claim 20 addendum (PDF)
• Soaring Eagles v. Precision Family Trust: amended complaint (ECF 41-1) (PDF)
• Soaring Eagles homeowners: verified answer and counterclaims (ECF 41-2) (PDF)

Related proceedings

These records concern the same community dispute; the entries are separate proceedings, not separate findings of wrongdoing.

• Soaring Eagles homeowners’ counterclaims against RowCal
• RowCal Construction v. Sheppard and other property owners

Documented timeline

1. Jul 16, 2026
   HOA bankruptcy filed

   The docket records a Chapter 11 Subchapter V petition.

   [S39] ECF 1
2. Jul 20, 2026
   Rejection requested

   The HOA filed its motion to reject the RowCal management agreement.

   [S40] ECF 14, pp. 1–4
3. Aug 17, 2026
   Rejection granted

   The court granted rejection effective July 31.

   [S41] ECF 40, p. 1
4. Aug 19, 2026
   RowCal requested limited stay relief

   RowCal sought permission to join the HOA in its state lien case.

   [S42] ECF 41, pp. 1–6
5. Sep 22, 2026
   Limited stay relief granted

   The order permits joinder for lien priority and restricts monetary relief against the HOA.

   [S46] ECF 67, pp. 1–2
6. Sep 24, 2026
   Construction claim filed

   RowCal Construction filed an itemization totaling $857,460.69.

   [S48] Claim 19-1, part 3, filing stamp and p. 1
7. Sep 24, 2026
   Management claim filed

   RowCal Management filed an addendum seeking $24,419.97.

   [S49] Claim 20-1, part 2, filing stamp and p. 1

Sources for this entry

Next record to obtain

Check for filings after September 30, 2026, including a plan, claim objections, compromise motions, confirmation or disposition orders, and any adversary proceedings. The reviewed docket gives October 14, 2026 as the plan deadline; verify later extensions.