Can the HOA take my property? Lien defaulted on Jan. 26th.

State: Nevada

Without making the story too long, I send the HOA a check via my bank's BillPay service on January to pay HOA fees for the entire year. Been doing this for 10+ years now. On January 2022, I sent the checks as usual. The HOA cashed it but did not mark my account as paid. Come summer 2022, they bring me a letter saying my account is delinquent. I call them, they verify that they have payment and promise they'll correct it in their system. I get another letter a month later, call again, same story - we'll fix it. This happened in May, June, and again in August. October 2022, I got a letter saying the HOA had put a lien on my property. Then, yesterday, I got a letter saying the lien was now default and the HOA can sell my property to collect fees if I do not pay within 90 days (can attach letter if necessary).

What options do I have moving forward? At this point, the HOA is unreliable to take care of it themselves and I'm afraid they'll say they'll fix it (like they did several times before) but sell the property when the 90 days is up. I also checked with the county recorder's office and I have records for a lien and default there. Will this hurt me in any way?