SharonB3 (Florida)
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I am just a homeowner on the board and would like to know how to go about filing a lien on another homeowner because they did not remit HOA dues? Any input would be appreciated.
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Filing a property lien in Florida
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TessT (Florida)
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Posted:
This is generally handled by a lawyer acting on behalf of the HOA board. There is an upfront fee to file the lien, ($125 each here).
AnnaD2 (Florida)
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Posted:
Sharon, do you have a management company or are you self-managed? Also, do you have an association attorney?
It IS important that you stay on top of delinquencies and filing a lien is the first step. But we have our attorney handle all of this for us. The first thing he does, though, is send a "30-day Intent to File Lien" letter to the homeowner.
Make sure you're following all the proper proceedures.
It IS important that you stay on top of delinquencies and filing a lien is the first step. But we have our attorney handle all of this for us. The first thing he does, though, is send a "30-day Intent to File Lien" letter to the homeowner.
Make sure you're following all the proper proceedures.
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