What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? IL
I live in a townhome, and my association is experiencing a waive of defaults. As a result, they are billing the people who are paying the assessment extraneous fees, without any description, etc..
I read the bylaws, and basically, they've been updated so the association can basically do whatever they want, and I accept that.
But one thing in the by laws, is that they said, they had the right to "foreclose on the property"
My mortgage is current, and I 've paid all the assessment fees, however I am disputing the extraneous fees that have no description, and upon clarification the association says, "you have to talk to our attorney" with which I did, and he did not know, nor would break down the fees.
So I talked to mortgage company. I told them even though I moving, I will continue to pay the mortgage to keep our credit in tact, but how the association will take the property due me refusing to pay the extraneous fees.
the mortgage company said that my association was full of crap, and they do not have the power to foreclose, only to put a lien on the house for unpaid unassessments. He said the only people that can foreclose are the property tax people, and the mortgage people, and as long as I am paid, they can not foreclose, only put a lien on your house, but they also told me to talk to an attorney.
I am in the process of finding an attorney, but in mean, would love to hear your thoughts on the matter.
I refused to pay one of their extraneous fees, and was sent a 30 day demand letter, which I properly disputed. (but the attorney didn't) but I still have the issue with the original creditor, my town home association.
Have you ever heard of an association actually foreclosing on someone, when that someone is current with the mortgage and the property taxes? I agree that they can put a lien and do whatever they want, but foreclosing?
If they foreclose, I do not care, as we are moving.. I plan on continuing to pay the mortage to keep my credit in good standing.
The whole thing sounds stupid. If they foreclose, THEY have to pay the property taxes, and their own assessments!! They are still not getting any money.
I dont care about this place, just want to protect my credit, so I will continue to pay the mortage. Will there be an issue with bank? Paying on a property that is no longer mine?
Is the association just bluffing?
I live in a townhome, and my association is experiencing a waive of defaults. As a result, they are billing the people who are paying the assessment extraneous fees, without any description, etc..
I read the bylaws, and basically, they've been updated so the association can basically do whatever they want, and I accept that.
But one thing in the by laws, is that they said, they had the right to "foreclose on the property"
My mortgage is current, and I 've paid all the assessment fees, however I am disputing the extraneous fees that have no description, and upon clarification the association says, "you have to talk to our attorney" with which I did, and he did not know, nor would break down the fees.
So I talked to mortgage company. I told them even though I moving, I will continue to pay the mortgage to keep our credit in tact, but how the association will take the property due me refusing to pay the extraneous fees.
the mortgage company said that my association was full of crap, and they do not have the power to foreclose, only to put a lien on the house for unpaid unassessments. He said the only people that can foreclose are the property tax people, and the mortgage people, and as long as I am paid, they can not foreclose, only put a lien on your house, but they also told me to talk to an attorney.
I am in the process of finding an attorney, but in mean, would love to hear your thoughts on the matter.
I refused to pay one of their extraneous fees, and was sent a 30 day demand letter, which I properly disputed. (but the attorney didn't) but I still have the issue with the original creditor, my town home association.
Have you ever heard of an association actually foreclosing on someone, when that someone is current with the mortgage and the property taxes? I agree that they can put a lien and do whatever they want, but foreclosing?
If they foreclose, I do not care, as we are moving.. I plan on continuing to pay the mortage to keep my credit in good standing.
The whole thing sounds stupid. If they foreclose, THEY have to pay the property taxes, and their own assessments!! They are still not getting any money.
I dont care about this place, just want to protect my credit, so I will continue to pay the mortage. Will there be an issue with bank? Paying on a property that is no longer mine?
Is the association just bluffing?