Tucker, GA
Real estate Lawyer at Tucker, GA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Residential, General Practice
The general answer is yes, a condo association can foreclose on the assessment lien and have you evicted. Perhaps you will get an answer from a...
BOA may never foreclose. In the meantime, if you have the deed to the property, it is yours to use - e.g. rent it out and generate some income. ...
Very few HOAs have any right to reject the buyer of a home unless the HOA owns the property being sold. Unlike a co-op where the board does have...
Your property manager is obligated to undertake the tasks spelled out in the contract the association signed with the property manager. If the...
You most likely will not recoup the money from the HOA. To be able to do so would be highly unusual. In theory, when you sold the property, it...
You are going to need to talk to a community association attorney in your area who can read your association's documents and apply the documents to...
Since the house is in New York, I suggest you re-post the question with a Brooklyn location. Real property law is peculiarly a function of state...
The answer to your question is going to be on the deed records of the county. Whether the HOA was fully functioning or not prior to your purchase...
The management company is probably correct on their evaluation. If this is an HOA and the association's insurance covers the commonly owned areas,...
Your question can't really be answered here because your rights are going to be governed by the two contracts you signed. It sounds like they may...
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