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Originally Posted by DavidBranson What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CT
Hello,
I own a condo in Connecticut. I lost my job and moved to Massachusetts. I have been able to rent the unit to a tenant for far less than the monthly mortgage payment. I subsidize the mortgage myself to keep good credit, but I can no longer afford the condo fees of $500.00/month. It is my understanding that the condo association can put a lien on my condo but cannot foreclose as I owe the bank a much larger amount and they would be first in line. If I am paying the mortgage and not the condo fees can foreclosure happen? What is the worst case scenerio? If I can lose the condo due to a lapse in the condo fees why pay the mortgage? Any advise is appreciated. I have also tried to sell the condo and a short sell will not work. I only have 10% equity after purchasing the unit 2 years ago and sale prices have dropped significantly. I do not have the funds to make up the loss in a sale. |
Yes, they can foreclose. Any foreclosure would be "subject to" prior likens, so they would need to pay off the prior mortgages.