There was a law passed in the state of Florida that allows HOAs to be the superior lein holder in a case where the HOA fees are behind in payments. The thought is to force the mortgage companies to act and start and finish the foreclosures on condos in a timely manner. If not, the HOA goes to court and the courts are giving the HOAs the condo unit, which the mortgage companies can be required to buy back from the HOAs..also the HOAs can rent the place out while all gets settled.
I am a condo owner. I have a Chapter 13 that is active. I had not added my HOA to the "creditor" list per my attorney suggestion. Now, I NEED to add them.
She told me I can add them and she is willing to do that now for me.
Will this action effectively hold the HOA at bay? I have been told that the HOA is a 100% payback on a bankruptcy, is this true?
Has anyone faced this issue of HOA obtaining a lein and then foreclosing on the condo unit and taking possession?
Thanks
I am a condo owner. I have a Chapter 13 that is active. I had not added my HOA to the "creditor" list per my attorney suggestion. Now, I NEED to add them.
She told me I can add them and she is willing to do that now for me.
Will this action effectively hold the HOA at bay? I have been told that the HOA is a 100% payback on a bankruptcy, is this true?
Has anyone faced this issue of HOA obtaining a lein and then foreclosing on the condo unit and taking possession?
Thanks
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