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Can a condo association take my condo after placing a lien? |
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Typically Yes! However if the lien is a bona fide lien due to not paying your maintenance fees Yes, if for a violation of a community rule NO! At least not in Florida.
Try to work out a payment plan if your in trouble, also talk to your mortgage holder.
Maybe they can lend you the back maintenance fees and you can pay them back.
First answer by Everwill. Last edit by Condo Specialties. Contributor trust: 50 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 2 [recommend question]
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