The association would be liable if anything goes wrong. Local code enforcement would be the person to complain to about this. I don't recommend...

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I agree with Mr. Lampert - pick and choose your battles to avoid becoming targeted as a trouble maker. You could mention it at a board meeting,...

Unfortunately, that requires a reading of your Declaration of Condominium and bylaws. We are unable to read the documents in this online forum and...

Condominium liens are good for one year and homeowner association liens are good for five years. That does not mean the foreclosure wiped out the...

A lot of owners/borrowers believe if they execute a quitclaim deed it will relieve them of liability, but that is not the case. A quitclaim deed...

I agree with Mr. Kingcade and would add negotiations also increase attorneys' fees. There are also fees for preparing a settlement agreement and...

I know you requested me to answer your question, but I'm not a landlord/tenant lawyer. Mr. Lampert gave you very good, detailed advice.

Anyone can sue anybody for just about anything but it doesn't mean you will win. There is no opting out of a HOA. The resolution is to sell and...

It's time to hire a lawyer. You should not sign anything that serious without a lawyer reviewing it. Associations usually have very experienced...

The answer to that question is in your HOA bylaws, which are not the same as the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions. The bylaws...

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