What can a condo association or HOA do if a delinquent owner is renting the home?
Effective July 1, 2010, a condo or homeowners association can make written demand to the tenant(s) for payment of rents to the association until all assessments and other charges are current (can include unpaid fines). If the tenant fails to comply, the association can evict the tenant under the landlord-tenant statute by serving a 3-day notice to pay or vacate.
Related Questions
- If my condo or HOA forecloses on its lien for unpaid assessments and takes title to a home, is the association responsible for the mortgage payments?
- Should the condo association or HOA foreclose on its lien if the owner is in mortgage foreclosure?
- What are the expected Home Owner Association (HOA) fees and when will the fees be due?
