-If the property was acquired by a bank (REO), then under the Safe Harbor rule, liability is capped at the lesser of 12 months of dues or 1% of the original mortgage.So, technically, you can try to file a motion to redirect the surplus toward the HOA payoff, or seek reimbursement for the payment you already made.

@Eljhay Alejandro finding the right one that cares about your business and is not just going thei the motions can be challenging.You can use Zoom, or other programs, to video your screen and show a VA what you want them to do.

However with his client, he made a motion to the judge basically saying "client didn't know about the existing first mortgage, please can we undo the HOA foreclosure" and the judge granted it!

Sounds like you're already in motion and open to collaboration — that mindset goes a long way in this space.

Here are my thoughts:- The interior pictures look good- Why no pictures of the bathrooms? 

I guess the easy example would be a slow motion auction with a reserve.

Some are passive and let the process play out, but others are very active, filing claims, motions, and requests to delay the case.

Hello All, My name is Naga Rumicho. I am an aspiring real estate investor. I am a husband, soon to be new father, and work as a physical therapist in my day job. I am passionate about all of these things, including re...

Like I motioned reach just as an upfront precaution.

Your employer only withholds based on the income you earn from them—they don’t account for your full tax picture, which may include interest, dividends, deductions, and credits.