We bought our home 2 years ago, and the title was clear. Now our homeowners association has put a lien on our place because we refuse to pay the previous owner's 3+ years of past dues. The title was clear when we bought it, then a year later they send us a bill for 2003-2005 - we didn't even purchase our home until the end of 2005. The association did not put a lien on the home when they should have, which would have made the previous owners responsible. Through working with an attorney, we discovered that the assessments run with the land, and we are responsible **gasp. Here is my question: We have tried to pay our dues (Not the previous owner's, but our own since we've lived here), and the association is refusing our payments. Is there anything out there that states if they refuse our payment, the whole bill is null and void? A few people have told me this, but I can't find anything about it. Any suggestions? Websites? Ideas? Thanks, from a small farm in Montana.
2007-10-15
09:12:50
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screenedcandles
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Renting & Real Estate