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Can HOA still collect whats owed on lien, after property is sold?


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I am th president of a small association. The secretary is old and can't perform her duties, the treasurer had to be removed because he was not paying his association fees and the associations bills - so me, the president is performing all 3 jobs. Well the a lien had to be placed on the treasurer because he would not pay his special assessment or a years worth of condo fees. He tried to fight it, but lost in court. However, he then filed bankruptcy, leaving the association to cover his large deb, and now he is foreclosing on his condo. Funny thing is, he is a certified property manager of another building. My question is, can the association still collect the funds owed from the lien, when the property is sold? Can another lien be placed on his property now that he is foreclosing and not paying association fees again. Wait...don't feel sorry for this guy, he just purchased a new home and car!


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