It sounds like the president did something illegal via some inside deal selling HOA property for 1/10th of what it was worth so she could profit from it. The legal fees are the responsibility of the HOA, which could be substantial but if the president acted outside her powers then the HOA is not... View More

Probably but what are your damages? Another buyer could come along tomorrow, or this buyer may have never gone through and actually signed. Emails/texts are not binding per the statute of frauds to act as a contract for real estate. There is a lot of speculation there. It would be more cost... View More

The sale went through but bidder did not pay per the below link to said Order.

http://www.fljud13.org/Portals/0/AO/DOCS/S-2017-070.pdf?ver=2017-12-14-110600-107

Debarment for Failure to Pay

Any successful bidder who cannot pay the required deposit at the time of the... View More

I agree, there is no legal definition for "manager" and it sure sounds to me as well she is acting as landlord's agent and has authority to issue the 3 day notice. You should simply pay the rent you owe and it wont be a problem

Way too broad of a question. If you have no realtors you at least need to have an attorney to walk you through the process. Seller typically pays for doc stamps, title search, commissions, etc; whatever the contract calls for.

no just the amount of the one lien suing.

The mortgage is recorded as its the lien on the property; the note does not need to be recorded. If you are behind on payments the agreement says what happens; but there is no minimum amount needed to foreclose and it will cost you many many times $300 just to hire a lawyer to defend it so better... View More

Short sales work the same everywhere. You find a property and make an offer to the bank who will tell you what price they are looking for (based on net funds to bank) and you can counter or match that. There is no formula what % they will take.

Generally, if the mortgage you signed says that, which is common especially upon lapse, then yes.

I dont see why it's an ethical issue to own an interest in real estate and then sell it to you. I assume the only ethical issue would be making disclosure to you of such interest in the LLC; if it is true. If agent is not on sunbiz for the company as an officer of the company, you will have... View More

None other than to be out by out by Sept 30th if no new lease was signed. Landlord cannot possibly honor the lease after losing the property at auction in October anyway

CPA do taxes.

Generally no. You sign a federal law "arm's length affidavit" that you are not selling to a related person.

Yes its a huge corporation moving around millions of dollars, they can't just go look at the register like local mom and pop shop. 30 days is also the reply timely to verify a debt per the FDCPA. Best tip is simply pay what is due to bring the account current RATHER than paying a lawyer.... View More

Yes, the fact that you didn't build it is irrelevant. You assumed liability when purchasing. Code will simply fine the property $100+ per day until fixed. Very generally all you need to do is go pull a permit and have it inspected by the city and if it passes that's it.

I agree, or your landlord bought the property via auction from a HOA/condo auction or a junior lien auction still subject to the first mortgage who can still foreclose. "Trying to get money from the previous owner" frankly sounds like hogwash (or a downright lie). The old owner is long... View More

You likely don't and wait for 30 days from July 2nd. The first few words of the statute section regarding deposits reads "Upon the vacating of the premises for termination of the lease..." Your lease was not "terminated" until July 2 as it ended July 2. I assume you also... View More

It is whatever you agree via the contract.

I agree a lawyer can't do anything for you yet. It is very possible they will reverse the delinquency if you truly did pay and they cashed the checks. Could be a simple mistake, definitely nowhere near a lawsuit against them yet.

Very possibly yes as with a deficiency judgment they can levy assets. You should hire an attorney ASAP if you are being sued. There are ways to reduce your exposure.