i owe money to Palmer's associations debt agency, can they take my stimulus payment?
Q. i got caught shoplifting a while back and i had to pay a fee but i just didnt get around to it..so can they take my stimulus payment? i never was arrested i just had to give the thing back and sign a paper saying that i was not to report back to the store..and the fine came from the store it started at 50 dollar than 350..
Asked by Koren P - Mon Jun 30 13:17:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. i got caught shoplifting a while back and i had to pay a fee but i just didnt get around to it..so can they take my stimulus payment? i never was arrested i just had to give the thing back and sign a paper saying that i was not to report back to the store..and the fine came from the store it started at 50 dollar than 350..
Asked by Koren P - Mon Jun 30 13:17:21 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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 a condo association collect rent payment from a tenant living in a condo unit that is being foreclosed ?
Q. Is this legal ?
Asked by Fearless - Sat Oct 18 20:08:57 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume that the Association does not own the unit, but is not being paid assessments while the unit is in foreclosure. While State law varies, the Association generally cannot collect directly from the tenant. The Association may be able to get a receiver appointed, depending on the laws of your jurisdiction. A receiver is a person appointed by the court to take possession of the property, and collect any rents, and distribute them according to the Court's order. However, given the legal expenses involved, and the relatively short period of time you would have to collect rents before the foreclosure is completed, it may not be worthwhile.
Answered by J P - Mon Oct 20 14:13:21 2008
Q. Is this legal ?
Asked by Fearless - Sat Oct 18 20:08:57 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume that the Association does not own the unit, but is not being paid assessments while the unit is in foreclosure. While State law varies, the Association generally cannot collect directly from the tenant. The Association may be able to get a receiver appointed, depending on the laws of your jurisdiction. A receiver is a person appointed by the court to take possession of the property, and collect any rents, and distribute them according to the Court's order. However, given the legal expenses involved, and the relatively short period of time you would have to collect rents before the foreclosure is completed, it may not be worthwhile.
Answered by J P - Mon Oct 20 14:13:21 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 The Goods - 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 The Goods - 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
In Michigan, Does a Homeowners Association have the legal right to increase payment substantially?
Q. I built and bought a home in Michigan in 2008, The homeowners dues for my residence was 325.00 per year. For 2010 they sent a note that said. Costs are higher then anticipated so we are raising your HOA dues by 260.00 per year. Is this legally binding?
Asked by Amanda M - Sat Mar 13 11:47:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to check several places. 1. Your HOA CC&R's. Is it stated in there anywhere that increases can only be a certain percent each year? Find out what procedure they have to go through to increase dues. 2. Your county. Find out what their laws are for dues increases. Also find out if your HOA is a mandatory or voluntary one. Find out if the HOA is madated by the county or the state. 3. Your state. Find out what their laws are for dues increases. 4. Other residents within the HOA's grasp. Dues increases may be only legal with a vote and if everyone else in your neighborhood doesn't want to go to $585/year, then everyone can protest. 5. Find out WHY the dues are increasing so drastically. If it's for frivilous things,… [cont.]
Answered by Simpson G - Sat Mar 13 13:23:53 2010
Q. I built and bought a home in Michigan in 2008, The homeowners dues for my residence was 325.00 per year. For 2010 they sent a note that said. Costs are higher then anticipated so we are raising your HOA dues by 260.00 per year. Is this legally binding?
Asked by Amanda M - Sat Mar 13 11:47:59 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to check several places. 1. Your HOA CC&R's. Is it stated in there anywhere that increases can only be a certain percent each year? Find out what procedure they have to go through to increase dues. 2. Your county. Find out what their laws are for dues increases. Also find out if your HOA is a mandatory or voluntary one. Find out if the HOA is madated by the county or the state. 3. Your state. Find out what their laws are for dues increases. 4. Other residents within the HOA's grasp. Dues increases may be only legal with a vote and if everyone else in your neighborhood doesn't want to go to $585/year, then everyone can protest. 5. Find out WHY the dues are increasing so drastically. If it's for frivilous things,… [cont.]
Answered by Simpson G - Sat Mar 13 13:23:53 2010
How should late payment fee and interest be calculated on late condo maintenance due?
Q. Should the late payment fee and interest charge be compounded monthly like the bank or tallyed at the end of the year? What charging practice do condo association use?? This is a serious question folks. Those qualified to answer please do. Thanks.
Asked by taifdad - Wed Aug 5 00:16:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It all depends on your Association. I know they are horrific to work with but you will need their association contracts to find out. When you purchased your condo your Realtor should have provided you with a packet of how the association "rules mighty over it's tenants". It's an entire packet that every buyer gets along with the disclosures during escrow. Hope this points you in the right direction. Good luck.
Answered by voss m - Wed Aug 5 00:37:58 2009
Q. Should the late payment fee and interest charge be compounded monthly like the bank or tallyed at the end of the year? What charging practice do condo association use?? This is a serious question folks. Those qualified to answer please do. Thanks.
Asked by taifdad - Wed Aug 5 00:16:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It all depends on your Association. I know they are horrific to work with but you will need their association contracts to find out. When you purchased your condo your Realtor should have provided you with a packet of how the association "rules mighty over it's tenants". It's an entire packet that every buyer gets along with the disclosures during escrow. Hope this points you in the right direction. Good luck.
Answered by voss m - Wed Aug 5 00:37:58 2009
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
A. I hate to tell you this, but if you are asking these questions, you cannot. Becoming part of the credit card processing industry requires major league contacts, insurance binders that have the zeros falling off the edge of the page, more security procedures than you can keep track of and a lot of bucks. Hardware is the least of your concerns. You cannot do this in your garage in you spare time after a shift at Taco Bell. Nice Try - Better luck next time
Answered by johntrottier - Sun Jun 14 10:11:48 2009
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
A. I hate to tell you this, but if you are asking these questions, you cannot. Becoming part of the credit card processing industry requires major league contacts, insurance binders that have the zeros falling off the edge of the page, more security procedures than you can keep track of and a lot of bucks. Hardware is the least of your concerns. You cannot do this in your garage in you spare time after a shift at Taco Bell. Nice Try - Better luck next time
Answered by johntrottier - Sun Jun 14 10:11:48 2009
Shouldn't real estate associations help their members during this current financial crisis ?
Q. by offering discounts on the mls and association dues or at least by providing a comfortable payment plan to make it easier for them ?
Asked by Fearless - Tue Nov 4 21:36:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you want welfare from them?
Answered by estielmo - Wed Nov 5 10:02:41 2008
Q. by offering discounts on the mls and association dues or at least by providing a comfortable payment plan to make it easier for them ?
Asked by Fearless - Tue Nov 4 21:36:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you want welfare from them?
Answered by estielmo - Wed Nov 5 10:02:41 2008
how can i lower my car payment?
Q. i finance my car through regional acceptance (in association with BB&T). i started making payments in Januray 2010.. i made all my payments on time and i think i was only late once, and it was a few days. my car payment is very high and i dont know if they will lower my payment. does anyone know anything about this stuff? my current balance on the loan is $12880. i have 49 payments left. my payments are $398.
Asked by cindymb19 - Wed May 19 12:48:53 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless you put a hefty down payment down on it when you bought it, you are going to have a hard time getting it refinanced, as it is probably not worth what you owe on it.
Answered by HEATHER - Wed May 19 14:25:40 2010
Q. i finance my car through regional acceptance (in association with BB&T). i started making payments in Januray 2010.. i made all my payments on time and i think i was only late once, and it was a few days. my car payment is very high and i dont know if they will lower my payment. does anyone know anything about this stuff? my current balance on the loan is $12880. i have 49 payments left. my payments are $398.
Asked by cindymb19 - Wed May 19 12:48:53 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless you put a hefty down payment down on it when you bought it, you are going to have a hard time getting it refinanced, as it is probably not worth what you owe on it.
Answered by HEATHER - Wed May 19 14:25:40 2010
Non Payment on condo fees - forcing foreclosure on the unit -- will the association get paid ?
Q. I live in NJ and am part of a condo association in jersey city. we have a unit owner that hasn't paid condo fees in several years. the tally is up to about $16k. we have had a lien on his unit for some time and are now going to foreclose on the unit. are we entitled to the back fees even though the bank would be the first lien holder?
Asked by caps - Fri May 15 14:33:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will stand in line after the bank. First lien holders get first crack at the receipts from the foreclosure sale and then secondary lien holders such as HOAs. Hoepfully there will be something left over for you.
Answered by Steve D - Fri May 15 14:43:34 2009
Q. I live in NJ and am part of a condo association in jersey city. we have a unit owner that hasn't paid condo fees in several years. the tally is up to about $16k. we have had a lien on his unit for some time and are now going to foreclose on the unit. are we entitled to the back fees even though the bank would be the first lien holder?
Asked by caps - Fri May 15 14:33:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will stand in line after the bank. First lien holders get first crack at the receipts from the foreclosure sale and then secondary lien holders such as HOAs. Hoepfully there will be something left over for you.
Answered by Steve D - Fri May 15 14:43:34 2009
can the HOA owners association turn off the water due to non payment of the hoa fees?
Q. can the HOA owners association turn off the water due to non payment of the hoa fees?
Asked by Debra H - Fri Oct 3 00:23:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt it but I don't know for sure. Your state has an agency that oversees HOAs. Give them a call.
Answered by Sharon T - Fri Oct 3 00:39:29 2008
Q. can the HOA owners association turn off the water due to non payment of the hoa fees?
Asked by Debra H - Fri Oct 3 00:23:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt it but I don't know for sure. Your state has an agency that oversees HOAs. Give them a call.
Answered by Sharon T - Fri Oct 3 00:39:29 2008
What should I do in this situation?
Q. I own a condtel which is a hotel room. The owners are scattered all over the United States and in my case even beyond. Many of the woners are delinquent in their Association payments because our units do not produce enough revenue to cover these payments so why throw good money after bad. I would be interested in contacting my fellow owners to see what they want to do about the fact that our units are losing money but I am told that giving me contact information would be an invasion of their privacy. What should I do?
Asked by liat_citro - Mon Apr 13 05:59:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I own a condtel which is a hotel room. The owners are scattered all over the United States and in my case even beyond. Many of the woners are delinquent in their Association payments because our units do not produce enough revenue to cover these payments so why throw good money after bad. I would be interested in contacting my fellow owners to see what they want to do about the fact that our units are losing money but I am told that giving me contact information would be an invasion of their privacy. What should I do?
Asked by liat_citro - Mon Apr 13 05:59:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
does everything have to be ordered for payment in a wrongful death suit?
Q. i recently had a wrongful deth suit for my mother after the attorney took 120,000 dollars their 40percent their cost of approximately 82,000 dollars and now another attorney to deal with public welfare claim cost 15,000 dollars and the judge only ok there fee and cost and the liens to medicare of 11,000 dollars and medicaid of 1,300 dollars and its still going whats wrong here and the award from the judge was 300,00 dollars so why is there another welfare claim after the two liens where the only ones he ordered to pay back?what can i do and how can i find out if im getting washed down the drained with all these ridiculous costs and attorney fees and my mother was treated so horrible by the home she was in and i found so much out while i… [cont.]
Asked by mch15666 - Sun May 27 15:47:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is something you'd have to take up with a different lawyer. Most attorneys charge a relatively small fee, or none at all, for a consultation visit. It also depends on whose benefit the suit was filed. If it was her estate, then it is liable for all the bills she had pending. If it was a personal suit filed on your behalf, then I wouldn't think it would liable for her medical expenses. Welfare departments frequently claim compensation when a dependent comes into cash, whether they are alive or dead, to pay back what wouldn't have been a taxpayer burden had the person had access to that money. It's a screwy system, but that's how it works.
Answered by Livie - Sun May 27 16:10:19 2007
Q. i recently had a wrongful deth suit for my mother after the attorney took 120,000 dollars their 40percent their cost of approximately 82,000 dollars and now another attorney to deal with public welfare claim cost 15,000 dollars and the judge only ok there fee and cost and the liens to medicare of 11,000 dollars and medicaid of 1,300 dollars and its still going whats wrong here and the award from the judge was 300,00 dollars so why is there another welfare claim after the two liens where the only ones he ordered to pay back?what can i do and how can i find out if im getting washed down the drained with all these ridiculous costs and attorney fees and my mother was treated so horrible by the home she was in and i found so much out while i… [cont.]
Asked by mch15666 - Sun May 27 15:47:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is something you'd have to take up with a different lawyer. Most attorneys charge a relatively small fee, or none at all, for a consultation visit. It also depends on whose benefit the suit was filed. If it was her estate, then it is liable for all the bills she had pending. If it was a personal suit filed on your behalf, then I wouldn't think it would liable for her medical expenses. Welfare departments frequently claim compensation when a dependent comes into cash, whether they are alive or dead, to pay back what wouldn't have been a taxpayer burden had the person had access to that money. It's a screwy system, but that's how it works.
Answered by Livie - Sun May 27 16:10:19 2007
Condo in our complex in California is being auctioned. Can our HOA recover unpaid dues?
Q. One of the condos in our complex is being sold at auction by the lender. But that unit owes our homeowners association payments for unpaid HOA dues/ fees. Can our HOA still recover the unpaid dues upon/after the auction sale? (Our HOA has not filed a lien on the unit.)
Asked by queryinla - Wed Aug 5 21:04:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. One of the condos in our complex is being sold at auction by the lender. But that unit owes our homeowners association payments for unpaid HOA dues/ fees. Can our HOA still recover the unpaid dues upon/after the auction sale? (Our HOA has not filed a lien on the unit.)
Asked by queryinla - Wed Aug 5 21:04:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
stoped paying condo but what about association?
Q. stopped paying for my condo but i keep paying for association every month as sombody (friend) told that i have to. but if i cant even pay that anymore and dont want to because im already going to loose my home, why should i keep paying 400 every month? so my question is what happens if i stop with the association payments?
Asked by sunny - Fri Apr 17 16:27:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The association will simply bill you for the payments. They will also eventually sue you in court to try to collect whatever payments you owe. As some other answerers stated, the association can place a lien on your condo, and foreclose. In reality, the association will not do that. If you are already behind on your mortgage, then that means your mortgage is more than the value of your property. If the association forecloses, then the proceeds will first be used to pay the balance of the mortgage. That will leave the association with nothing. The association is not going to go through the time and expense of foreclosing if it is not going to recover anything. So, the worst that will happen is that you may be sued sometime down the… [cont.]
Answered by Mr Placid - Fri Apr 17 17:50:55 2009
Q. stopped paying for my condo but i keep paying for association every month as sombody (friend) told that i have to. but if i cant even pay that anymore and dont want to because im already going to loose my home, why should i keep paying 400 every month? so my question is what happens if i stop with the association payments?
Asked by sunny - Fri Apr 17 16:27:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The association will simply bill you for the payments. They will also eventually sue you in court to try to collect whatever payments you owe. As some other answerers stated, the association can place a lien on your condo, and foreclose. In reality, the association will not do that. If you are already behind on your mortgage, then that means your mortgage is more than the value of your property. If the association forecloses, then the proceeds will first be used to pay the balance of the mortgage. That will leave the association with nothing. The association is not going to go through the time and expense of foreclosing if it is not going to recover anything. So, the worst that will happen is that you may be sued sometime down the… [cont.]
Answered by Mr Placid - Fri Apr 17 17:50:55 2009
Can I hire a lawyer to just write a letter for me?
Q. I want to make payment arrangements with my homeowners association, and want the late charges to be dismissed. I want the letter I send to them to come from a lawyer. What do you think it would cost? This is not going to end up in court or anything like that. It's just a financial matter. I need legal representation to make my request seem more formal.
Asked by auroras - Sun Feb 1 21:27:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can hire a lawyer for that purpose. How much will they charge? Probably based on their usual hourly rate.
Answered by infiniti - Sun Feb 1 21:31:43 2009
Q. I want to make payment arrangements with my homeowners association, and want the late charges to be dismissed. I want the letter I send to them to come from a lawyer. What do you think it would cost? This is not going to end up in court or anything like that. It's just a financial matter. I need legal representation to make my request seem more formal.
Asked by auroras - Sun Feb 1 21:27:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you can hire a lawyer for that purpose. How much will they charge? Probably based on their usual hourly rate.
Answered by infiniti - Sun Feb 1 21:31:43 2009
How do I get my Housing Association to buy my share of the property?
Q. I bought a 60% share in a local housing association property in Blackley, Manchester, seven years ago. Since then, due to the cosntruction company laying the wrong pipes, my house has flooded three times - leaving me homeless each time. I'm desperate to sell because I can no longer meet my mortgage payments, but am having trouble. The association have finally admitted liability for not properly overseeing the building work and are going to put it right. This involves major work through my garden involving the siting of a holding tank and control box for a pumping station to deal with the drainage problems. Does anyone know of a way I can pressure the association into purchasing my 60% share? They know I cannot pay my rent to them,… [cont.]
Asked by Carrie - Sat Jul 28 16:48:47 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't ask on here my friend you need to seek legal advice start by contacting your local Citizens Advice Bureau
Answered by Roger - Sat Jul 28 17:36:58 2007
Q. I bought a 60% share in a local housing association property in Blackley, Manchester, seven years ago. Since then, due to the cosntruction company laying the wrong pipes, my house has flooded three times - leaving me homeless each time. I'm desperate to sell because I can no longer meet my mortgage payments, but am having trouble. The association have finally admitted liability for not properly overseeing the building work and are going to put it right. This involves major work through my garden involving the siting of a holding tank and control box for a pumping station to deal with the drainage problems. Does anyone know of a way I can pressure the association into purchasing my 60% share? They know I cannot pay my rent to them,… [cont.]
Asked by Carrie - Sat Jul 28 16:48:47 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't ask on here my friend you need to seek legal advice start by contacting your local Citizens Advice Bureau
Answered by Roger - Sat Jul 28 17:36:58 2007
How practical is it to have a mortgage paid off by age 30?
Q. Lets say it's a mortgage for a $95,000 condo with 25% down payment and ~6% APR. The monthly association fee is $250. Lets say I make $40,000 a year (pre-tax) and live relatively cheaply, so I can pay extra on my mortgage every month. How practical is it to have it paid off in 5-6 years?
Asked by Johnny - Wed Aug 5 21:55:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is a tool that may help you. Its a mortgage calculator provided by Coldwell Banker Hubbell Briarwood. You can find it at and can also be added to any website. Hope this helps!
Answered by Ashley Smith - Wed Aug 12 09:33:33 2009
Q. Lets say it's a mortgage for a $95,000 condo with 25% down payment and ~6% APR. The monthly association fee is $250. Lets say I make $40,000 a year (pre-tax) and live relatively cheaply, so I can pay extra on my mortgage every month. How practical is it to have it paid off in 5-6 years?
Asked by Johnny - Wed Aug 5 21:55:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is a tool that may help you. Its a mortgage calculator provided by Coldwell Banker Hubbell Briarwood. You can find it at and can also be added to any website. Hope this helps!
Answered by Ashley Smith - Wed Aug 12 09:33:33 2009
How do i 'answer' a foreclosure lien summons in florida?
Q. i was served with a summons for foreclosure lien from my condo association yesterday. it says i have 20 days to 'answer'. what does this mean? how do i go about answering? do i have to go to court or can i call the lawyer or association ans settle or make a payment plan?
Asked by Olivia K - Wed Jan 14 09:07:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, this is a court date. And they mean it. Your answer is your legal argument for not paying them. You better have a good one too, otherwise they will win this. Include references to the actual laws you think justify your behavior. You really need an attorney though, they will have theirs. Otherwise just pay the freaking bill. They will not make up a payment plan, they already know how you handle payment plans, this is what got you here in the first place.
Answered by Landlord - Wed Jan 14 09:29:52 2009
Q. i was served with a summons for foreclosure lien from my condo association yesterday. it says i have 20 days to 'answer'. what does this mean? how do i go about answering? do i have to go to court or can i call the lawyer or association ans settle or make a payment plan?
Asked by Olivia K - Wed Jan 14 09:07:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, this is a court date. And they mean it. Your answer is your legal argument for not paying them. You better have a good one too, otherwise they will win this. Include references to the actual laws you think justify your behavior. You really need an attorney though, they will have theirs. Otherwise just pay the freaking bill. They will not make up a payment plan, they already know how you handle payment plans, this is what got you here in the first place.
Answered by Landlord - Wed Jan 14 09:29:52 2009
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
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