Down payment in purchasing a home association to finishing basement and attic?
Q. In the process of purchasing a home, specifically a new construction, is it standard for the builder/seller to use the money from the down payment for certain requests made by the buyer (such as finishing the basement and attic)? Isn't it possible that the builder may finish the house, yet fail an insepection, and yet the builder already spent the down payment, therefore making it very difficult to retrieve the down payment?
Asked by dave s - Wed Feb 6 21:05:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. down payment is only to open Escrow. You should of already negotiated the price and condition of transfer. You should also make the purchase contingent upon a home inspection, final walk through etc.. Seems like you can get a better price if you buy the property as is and finish it yourself.
Answered by racache_us - Wed Feb 6 21:17:24 2008
Q. In the process of purchasing a home, specifically a new construction, is it standard for the builder/seller to use the money from the down payment for certain requests made by the buyer (such as finishing the basement and attic)? Isn't it possible that the builder may finish the house, yet fail an insepection, and yet the builder already spent the down payment, therefore making it very difficult to retrieve the down payment?
Asked by dave s - Wed Feb 6 21:05:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. down payment is only to open Escrow. You should of already negotiated the price and condition of transfer. You should also make the purchase contingent upon a home inspection, final walk through etc.. Seems like you can get a better price if you buy the property as is and finish it yourself.
Answered by racache_us - Wed Feb 6 21:17:24 2008
Can you pay off the vehicle registration payment at AAA(American Automobile Association)?
Q. Can you pay off the vehicle registration payment at AAA(American Automobile Association)?. I just bought a car and it doesn't have the sticker for 2009 or even for 2008, it has the 2007 sticker. I want to go pick up the car on saturday and the DMV is close on weekends so i was wondering if i could pay off the vehicle registration at AAA since its open on Saturday. Just in case i live in California.
Asked by LakerFan818 - Mon Mar 16 19:46:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ya you can, as along as triple A is open. theyll do all your reg needs.
Answered by me, Nate - Fri Mar 20 12:28:05 2009
Q. Can you pay off the vehicle registration payment at AAA(American Automobile Association)?. I just bought a car and it doesn't have the sticker for 2009 or even for 2008, it has the 2007 sticker. I want to go pick up the car on saturday and the DMV is close on weekends so i was wondering if i could pay off the vehicle registration at AAA since its open on Saturday. Just in case i live in California.
Asked by LakerFan818 - Mon Mar 16 19:46:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ya you can, as along as triple A is open. theyll do all your reg needs.
Answered by me, Nate - Fri Mar 20 12:28:05 2009
I am looking for associations of financial managers that do not require payment of membership dues.?
Q. I am looking for associations of financial managers that do not require payment of membership dues.?
Asked by justkingsco - Mon Mar 20 19:01:25 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All membership associates require payment of dues for membership - it's one (and possibly the only) source of revenue for the services the organization provides. If you are currently employed, you can usually get your employer to pay the dues. Some associations will have reduced fees or other payment options for those with financial problems, and it can't hurt to contact them to find out.
Answered by PiggiePants - Tue Mar 21 02:15:45 2006
Q. I am looking for associations of financial managers that do not require payment of membership dues.?
Asked by justkingsco - Mon Mar 20 19:01:25 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All membership associates require payment of dues for membership - it's one (and possibly the only) source of revenue for the services the organization provides. If you are currently employed, you can usually get your employer to pay the dues. Some associations will have reduced fees or other payment options for those with financial problems, and it can't hurt to contact them to find out.
Answered by PiggiePants - Tue Mar 21 02:15:45 2006
What legal ramifications may I face after placing a stop payment on my checking to my Home Owner's Association
Q. I just enacted a stop payment on my checking account to my Home Owner's Association. I did this because my sprinkler system (maintained by the HOA) hasn't been working for over a year. I have an email string a year old, in which correspondence between myself and the HOA property manager has shown this to be a problem. In my last email, I informed her (the HOA manager) that I will be placing a stop payment on my HOA dues in an attempt to recoupe a service I've been paying for, but am not getting any benefit from. Can someone tell me whether or not I'm likely to deal with legal problems due to my action? How easy it for them to place a lien on my property? I'm hoping the emails, which document the problem, will give me a leg to stand… [cont.]
Asked by JustMe - Fri Jul 27 14:07:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could be in Big Trouble. Your governing documents will allow them to charge late fees and interest, deny you the use of the common areas, and charge you attorney's fees for the costs of collections. Some states have Contract Lien Acts, which allow the HOA to give you a 30 day notice to pay up or sue them. If you don't pay or sue in 30 days, they can place a lien on your property without going to court. Once they have a lien, they can foreclose. To make matters worse (sorry!) there is a rule the courts use called the Doctrine of Independent Covenants. Under this rule, you can't use the HOA's breach of its rules (not fixing the sprinkler system) as an excuse for your breach (not paying the dues). The only valid excuse for… [cont.]
Answered by AnOrdinaryGuy - Fri Jul 27 14:34:58 2007
Q. I just enacted a stop payment on my checking account to my Home Owner's Association. I did this because my sprinkler system (maintained by the HOA) hasn't been working for over a year. I have an email string a year old, in which correspondence between myself and the HOA property manager has shown this to be a problem. In my last email, I informed her (the HOA manager) that I will be placing a stop payment on my HOA dues in an attempt to recoupe a service I've been paying for, but am not getting any benefit from. Can someone tell me whether or not I'm likely to deal with legal problems due to my action? How easy it for them to place a lien on my property? I'm hoping the emails, which document the problem, will give me a leg to stand… [cont.]
Asked by JustMe - Fri Jul 27 14:07:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could be in Big Trouble. Your governing documents will allow them to charge late fees and interest, deny you the use of the common areas, and charge you attorney's fees for the costs of collections. Some states have Contract Lien Acts, which allow the HOA to give you a 30 day notice to pay up or sue them. If you don't pay or sue in 30 days, they can place a lien on your property without going to court. Once they have a lien, they can foreclose. To make matters worse (sorry!) there is a rule the courts use called the Doctrine of Independent Covenants. Under this rule, you can't use the HOA's breach of its rules (not fixing the sprinkler system) as an excuse for your breach (not paying the dues). The only valid excuse for… [cont.]
Answered by AnOrdinaryGuy - Fri Jul 27 14:34:58 2007
How can I become a certified Third Party Processor or Payment gateway?
Q. Ok, I want to make online payment gateway or 3rd party processor but need more informations about this subject.First what equipment do i need(hardware,software), do i need to have physical internet connection to banks or card association? how exactly this kind of service is defined by Visa/Mastercard because i can't find any informations on their websites?And please leave links that could be help me, tnx.
Asked by Boxy - Sun Jun 14 09:47:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Ok, I want to make online payment gateway or 3rd party processor but need more informations about this subject.First what equipment do i need(hardware,software), do i need to have physical internet connection to banks or card association? how exactly this kind of service is defined by Visa/Mastercard because i can't find any informations on their websites?And please leave links that could be help me, tnx.
Asked by Boxy - Sun Jun 14 09:47:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Is it legal for a company to charge extra for not returning a payment coupon to them with your check?
Q. I pay my homeowner's association dues with an electronic bill paying service rather than send a check with the payment coupon. The management company receiving my check wants to charge me an extra $7, as they say it takes them time to look up my account info which they would normally scan from a bar code on the payment coupon. Is it legal for them to charge me extra for this?
Asked by oakpark101 - Sun Jul 30 19:06:19 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It may depend on the state you live in. In general, I would say that this is legal, however it is not very good business. It shouldn't take any time to find your account if they have the proper technology. It seems like the company is trying to squeeze your association for all they are worth. In the short term, you might try asking the management company if they have other ways of receiving payment, i.e. a website. Some management companies have the ability to receive assessment payments through their website. This would save you the fees and still make your payments easy. If they don't offer a website or any other way of paying, and they nickel and dime you, I suggest asking the board to find another management company.
Answered by Ricola - Mon Jul 31 16:39:45 2006
Q. I pay my homeowner's association dues with an electronic bill paying service rather than send a check with the payment coupon. The management company receiving my check wants to charge me an extra $7, as they say it takes them time to look up my account info which they would normally scan from a bar code on the payment coupon. Is it legal for them to charge me extra for this?
Asked by oakpark101 - Sun Jul 30 19:06:19 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It may depend on the state you live in. In general, I would say that this is legal, however it is not very good business. It shouldn't take any time to find your account if they have the proper technology. It seems like the company is trying to squeeze your association for all they are worth. In the short term, you might try asking the management company if they have other ways of receiving payment, i.e. a website. Some management companies have the ability to receive assessment payments through their website. This would save you the fees and still make your payments easy. If they don't offer a website or any other way of paying, and they nickel and dime you, I suggest asking the board to find another management company.
Answered by Ricola - Mon Jul 31 16:39:45 2006
Can a Condo Association have the water to a condo unit turned-off for non-payment of the monthly condo fees?
Q. In Washington, DC were the dwelling unit owner is more than six-months in arrears. .
Asked by Ronnie - Thu May 14 08:17:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. who pays for the utilities? if the condo owner does, then, no the association can't. if the association does, then yes, they can. the same for electricity. but be careful, if turning off a utility causes harm to the owner, the association can get sued big time. why hasn't the association taken legal action against the owner?
Answered by chris99 - Thu May 14 08:24:58 2009
Q. In Washington, DC were the dwelling unit owner is more than six-months in arrears. .
Asked by Ronnie - Thu May 14 08:17:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. who pays for the utilities? if the condo owner does, then, no the association can't. if the association does, then yes, they can. the same for electricity. but be careful, if turning off a utility causes harm to the owner, the association can get sued big time. why hasn't the association taken legal action against the owner?
Answered by chris99 - Thu May 14 08:24:58 2009
Can you go to jail for no show in civil suit for non payment in association fees in TN.?
Q. Can you go to jail for no show in civil suit for non payment in association fees in TN.?
Asked by Tina D - Tue Apr 21 11:46:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The association can foreclose and take the condo from you though.
Answered by Mike - Tue Apr 21 11:54:31 2009
Q. Can you go to jail for no show in civil suit for non payment in association fees in TN.?
Asked by Tina D - Tue Apr 21 11:46:30 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The association can foreclose and take the condo from you though.
Answered by Mike - Tue Apr 21 11:54:31 2009
Can I collect money from my Condo Association?
Q. Recently a fire sprinkler "malfunctioned" in my building causing thousands of dollars in damages to several units. The Association's insurance is paying for what is covered, which does not include many misc. costs. Is the condo association financially responsible for this? If I request payment from my association for my loss, do I have a good chance at recovering incurred costs? If yes, how would I go about requesting money?
Asked by meatsquad21 - Mon Nov 12 16:08:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. That is why you are supposed to get insurance from 'the studs in'.
Answered by stefanovitch - Mon Nov 12 16:11:18 2007
Q. Recently a fire sprinkler "malfunctioned" in my building causing thousands of dollars in damages to several units. The Association's insurance is paying for what is covered, which does not include many misc. costs. Is the condo association financially responsible for this? If I request payment from my association for my loss, do I have a good chance at recovering incurred costs? If yes, how would I go about requesting money?
Asked by meatsquad21 - Mon Nov 12 16:08:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. That is why you are supposed to get insurance from 'the studs in'.
Answered by stefanovitch - Mon Nov 12 16:11:18 2007
Am i paying too much for my condo?
Q. I'm making two interest only mortgage payments on my condo. $605 and $180 interest ONLY payments. Plus im paying $130 in association fees.($915 every freaking month---for 1/1 condo priced at 100k) A ripoff! All that money is going out the window. Im better off renting! None of my monthly payments or association fees are going into the mortgage and I have only lived in my condo 6 months. Condo hasnt increased in value. Anyone have ideas? I cant afford this any longer.
Asked by usa_jcrew68 - Tue Aug 22 21:53:41 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah, that's a bad deal. cut your losses and sell the place if you can rent for less a month.
Answered by driac - Tue Aug 22 21:57:14 2006
Q. I'm making two interest only mortgage payments on my condo. $605 and $180 interest ONLY payments. Plus im paying $130 in association fees.($915 every freaking month---for 1/1 condo priced at 100k) A ripoff! All that money is going out the window. Im better off renting! None of my monthly payments or association fees are going into the mortgage and I have only lived in my condo 6 months. Condo hasnt increased in value. Anyone have ideas? I cant afford this any longer.
Asked by usa_jcrew68 - Tue Aug 22 21:53:41 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah, that's a bad deal. cut your losses and sell the place if you can rent for less a month.
Answered by driac - Tue Aug 22 21:57:14 2006
Homeowners association place lein on home right after purchase?
Q. I just bought a bank owned property and now I have a lien placed on it by the association for 3 years deliquint payment plus legal fees. Will title insurance cover or should Icall the seller first? The title seach came up clean at closing - aren't they supposed to search association fees also?
Asked by slowmxer - Mon Feb 25 19:02:10 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the lien wasn't in place when you bought, that's why it didn't show on the title search. Good question, though. Seems like somebody should have checked.
Answered by bud68 - Mon Feb 25 19:06:00 2008
Q. I just bought a bank owned property and now I have a lien placed on it by the association for 3 years deliquint payment plus legal fees. Will title insurance cover or should Icall the seller first? The title seach came up clean at closing - aren't they supposed to search association fees also?
Asked by slowmxer - Mon Feb 25 19:02:10 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the lien wasn't in place when you bought, that's why it didn't show on the title search. Good question, though. Seems like somebody should have checked.
Answered by bud68 - Mon Feb 25 19:06:00 2008
Homeowners Association filed to take home?
Q. I had payment arrangements for my homeowners association dues, I have been paying but not on time (husband ill with cancer) now they have turned over to attorney, I owed $300.00 now they want $1,400.00 they have filed to foreclose on my home. Any advice. Home is in Montgomery County Texas.
Asked by JoAnn N - Mon Sep 29 16:36:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would call your local TV station and newspaper and tell them of your story. Tv LOVES to talk to folks who would try to foreclose on your home for $300.00 ever see 60 min. when the cameras show up... usually a lot of stuttering.
Answered by landersonjr1958 - Mon Sep 29 16:44:06 2008
Q. I had payment arrangements for my homeowners association dues, I have been paying but not on time (husband ill with cancer) now they have turned over to attorney, I owed $300.00 now they want $1,400.00 they have filed to foreclose on my home. Any advice. Home is in Montgomery County Texas.
Asked by JoAnn N - Mon Sep 29 16:36:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would call your local TV station and newspaper and tell them of your story. Tv LOVES to talk to folks who would try to foreclose on your home for $300.00 ever see 60 min. when the cameras show up... usually a lot of stuttering.
Answered by landersonjr1958 - Mon Sep 29 16:44:06 2008
Can a homeowners association (HOA) in Hawaii foreclose on an owner for non-payment of HOA dues? (over 10K due)?
Q. Owner of a condo in our association is over 10k in arrears, thus placing a burden on the other owners to make up the gap of funding.
Asked by Peter - Thu Apr 30 17:59:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Owner of a condo in our association is over 10k in arrears, thus placing a burden on the other owners to make up the gap of funding.
Asked by Peter - Thu Apr 30 17:59:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
I want to get a license by payment.?
Q. I want to get the license by paymant and application. The license will relate something like management, accountant or finance. Does anyone know the association or process?
Asked by onlytao - Tue Jan 8 10:17:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please rephrase your question in English.
Answered by Henry - Tue Jan 8 10:39:37 2008
Q. I want to get the license by paymant and application. The license will relate something like management, accountant or finance. Does anyone know the association or process?
Asked by onlytao - Tue Jan 8 10:17:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please rephrase your question in English.
Answered by Henry - Tue Jan 8 10:39:37 2008
I am in Florida.I cannot pay condo mortgage payments anymore. Is there a way of give up my condo voluntarily ?
Q. Is there such a law that alows me to give it away and not hurt my credit?I have an exelent credit but I cannot make the paymants anymore. After I bought it 3 years ago (on top of the market in FL)the mortgage did not include taxes,after few months they added additional $500 escrow a month and recently association fees went high.Morgatge is for 180K and monthly payment is over $2000.Please help!
Asked by agnes - Tue Mar 25 07:13:12 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no law that will allow you to give it away (back to the bank?) without hurting your credit. Actually there is no way out of this without some kind of credit damage (well, there is, but it means making your monthly payments for as long as you agreed to do so 3 years ago when you signed for your condo). I don't know where you are in Florida, but it is going to matter. There are some regions of FL where many banks have stopped writing mortgages on condos because the value is falling too quickly. They can't get an accurate fix on value, so they won't write a mortgage. This is primarily true in Southern Florida, near Miami. Your absolute best bet would be to sell the condo for something close to $180k. Even if you had to… [cont.]
Answered by Rush is a band - Tue Mar 25 09:27:21 2008
Q. Is there such a law that alows me to give it away and not hurt my credit?I have an exelent credit but I cannot make the paymants anymore. After I bought it 3 years ago (on top of the market in FL)the mortgage did not include taxes,after few months they added additional $500 escrow a month and recently association fees went high.Morgatge is for 180K and monthly payment is over $2000.Please help!
Asked by agnes - Tue Mar 25 07:13:12 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no law that will allow you to give it away (back to the bank?) without hurting your credit. Actually there is no way out of this without some kind of credit damage (well, there is, but it means making your monthly payments for as long as you agreed to do so 3 years ago when you signed for your condo). I don't know where you are in Florida, but it is going to matter. There are some regions of FL where many banks have stopped writing mortgages on condos because the value is falling too quickly. They can't get an accurate fix on value, so they won't write a mortgage. This is primarily true in Southern Florida, near Miami. Your absolute best bet would be to sell the condo for something close to $180k. Even if you had to… [cont.]
Answered by Rush is a band - Tue Mar 25 09:27:21 2008
How do I find out the mortgage company of a condo in foreclosure?
Q. I live in a three unit condo. The second unit is vacant (the owners moved out 2 years ago) and the unit is in foreclosure. We (the condo association) needs to contact unit 2's mortgage company for back payment of unpaid condo fees. How do I find out their mortgage company?
Asked by Amie A - Mon Jul 14 10:33:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably there are back taxes too. You could contact the court house and ask about the deed. Also, the Tax authority should tell you where the tax bills go.
Answered by boilerette72 - Mon Jul 14 10:51:16 2008
Q. I live in a three unit condo. The second unit is vacant (the owners moved out 2 years ago) and the unit is in foreclosure. We (the condo association) needs to contact unit 2's mortgage company for back payment of unpaid condo fees. How do I find out their mortgage company?
Asked by Amie A - Mon Jul 14 10:33:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably there are back taxes too. You could contact the court house and ask about the deed. Also, the Tax authority should tell you where the tax bills go.
Answered by boilerette72 - Mon Jul 14 10:51:16 2008
How much do you expect to spend on Holiday presents this year? Is it more or less than past years?
Q. How much do you think a person should spend on their family? Your spouse. Children (toddler, youth, adolsent, or teen). Neighbors. Friends. Postal Carrier. People your socially interact or attend clubs, associations, church, etc. And how about Co-workers and/or Boss. Why will you give or not give gifts to the above? How do you figure on the right amount to spend? Should you go in debt (creditcards) for these gifts? Will you use deferred payment/interest plans for ___? Or only pay cash? Since there is only 30 minutes to go...I've got my holiday shopping done as of this weekend. Here's what I have spent, this year. I am leaving out the new mattress for my daughter her old mattress gave up the ghost--I just found a good sale… [cont.]
Asked by Single Dad of 4 - Fri Nov 30 14:24:16 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i spend $500 on each of my 4 kids $200-300 on my mom $0.00 on my worthless father $50 each on my 6 nieces and nephews $100 each on my 2 sisters and 1 brother $300 on socks gloves hats for the troops overseas $300 on a family that does not get to have christmas
Answered by fashion guru - Fri Nov 30 14:30:07 2007
Q. How much do you think a person should spend on their family? Your spouse. Children (toddler, youth, adolsent, or teen). Neighbors. Friends. Postal Carrier. People your socially interact or attend clubs, associations, church, etc. And how about Co-workers and/or Boss. Why will you give or not give gifts to the above? How do you figure on the right amount to spend? Should you go in debt (creditcards) for these gifts? Will you use deferred payment/interest plans for ___? Or only pay cash? Since there is only 30 minutes to go...I've got my holiday shopping done as of this weekend. Here's what I have spent, this year. I am leaving out the new mattress for my daughter her old mattress gave up the ghost--I just found a good sale… [cont.]
Asked by Single Dad of 4 - Fri Nov 30 14:24:16 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i spend $500 on each of my 4 kids $200-300 on my mom $0.00 on my worthless father $50 each on my 6 nieces and nephews $100 each on my 2 sisters and 1 brother $300 on socks gloves hats for the troops overseas $300 on a family that does not get to have christmas
Answered by fashion guru - Fri Nov 30 14:30:07 2007
If Obama was so concered about the uninsured why didn't they use some stimulus money to help them?
Q. Instead of using the stimulus money to help the Democratic party and pay off their associations...why didn't they make insurance payments for the uninsured for the year with some of the money?
Asked by 60 Million Voted Me - Sat Jul 25 20:44:32 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You left out saving mice and horses first then maybe if there is any money left the people. IF you fit Obama's criteria.
Answered by Linda K Texan for Life - Sat Jul 25 20:51:46 2009
Q. Instead of using the stimulus money to help the Democratic party and pay off their associations...why didn't they make insurance payments for the uninsured for the year with some of the money?
Asked by 60 Million Voted Me - Sat Jul 25 20:44:32 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You left out saving mice and horses first then maybe if there is any money left the people. IF you fit Obama's criteria.
Answered by Linda K Texan for Life - Sat Jul 25 20:51:46 2009
Why are some disabilities "trendy" and more deserving of support than others?
Q. I was really upset to see a news interview this week with a man who has AIDS, who admited he got it from using IV drugs, saying he receives assistance for his mortgage payment, he takes taxis everywhere that are paid for, that he doesnt have to do without anything. The AIDS association pays for his internet, bought him a computer, pays someone to do his housework, his yardwork, etc. He is also completely mobile, not yet incapacitated by AIDS. This really angers me, WHERE is this same support for people with MS, ALS, Post Polio, and other disabilities that are debilitating? No one is paying mortgages for these other disabled people, or for taxis etc. And their disabilitiy is not the result of a life style choice. WHY does our society… [cont.]
Asked by isotope2007 - Sat Sep 15 17:09:17 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are absolutely correct. The same would hold true if the person were deaf or blind. No help available, even if needed. I suppose, Isotope, that you can count your blessings that you still have your wits about you and that you are able to manage despite health problems. I suspect it's because AIDS has become a celebrity cause, and with the celebrity worship that goes on in this country, if a star says it's worthwhile, then, by God, it's worthwhile. Still, it doesn't seem quite fair, does it?
Answered by felines - Sat Sep 15 17:20:26 2007
Q. I was really upset to see a news interview this week with a man who has AIDS, who admited he got it from using IV drugs, saying he receives assistance for his mortgage payment, he takes taxis everywhere that are paid for, that he doesnt have to do without anything. The AIDS association pays for his internet, bought him a computer, pays someone to do his housework, his yardwork, etc. He is also completely mobile, not yet incapacitated by AIDS. This really angers me, WHERE is this same support for people with MS, ALS, Post Polio, and other disabilities that are debilitating? No one is paying mortgages for these other disabled people, or for taxis etc. And their disabilitiy is not the result of a life style choice. WHY does our society… [cont.]
Asked by isotope2007 - Sat Sep 15 17:09:17 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are absolutely correct. The same would hold true if the person were deaf or blind. No help available, even if needed. I suppose, Isotope, that you can count your blessings that you still have your wits about you and that you are able to manage despite health problems. I suspect it's because AIDS has become a celebrity cause, and with the celebrity worship that goes on in this country, if a star says it's worthwhile, then, by God, it's worthwhile. Still, it doesn't seem quite fair, does it?
Answered by felines - Sat Sep 15 17:20:26 2007
I live in condo in Southwest florida and I pay a monthly bill to an association?
Q. This company is slow to do anything. There are some repairs to be made and I emailed them to do this with no response. What would happen if I stopped paying my association fee each month? vWhat could they do because I havent seen anything out of my payment so far. Im an owner of about 2 years
Asked by jonnaplesflorida - Tue Jun 12 20:13:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After a couple of missed payments, you will get a notice that they are going to file a lien against your condo. The next step is foreclosure, then you won't have to worry about the HOA anymore. The best thing to do is run for the association board. You will then be involved with the decisions made for the complex. If you are a renter, not an owner, you need to keep the owner informed of the problems. The owner wants to protect his investment, and the board is more likely to listen to an owner than a renter.
Answered by Brian G - Tue Jun 12 20:20:01 2007
Q. This company is slow to do anything. There are some repairs to be made and I emailed them to do this with no response. What would happen if I stopped paying my association fee each month? vWhat could they do because I havent seen anything out of my payment so far. Im an owner of about 2 years
Asked by jonnaplesflorida - Tue Jun 12 20:13:48 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After a couple of missed payments, you will get a notice that they are going to file a lien against your condo. The next step is foreclosure, then you won't have to worry about the HOA anymore. The best thing to do is run for the association board. You will then be involved with the decisions made for the complex. If you are a renter, not an owner, you need to keep the owner informed of the problems. The owner wants to protect his investment, and the board is more likely to listen to an owner than a renter.
Answered by Brian G - Tue Jun 12 20:20:01 2007
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