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Condo associations cannot legally force an owner to sell their condo, but they can take legal action in extreme cases. If a condo association believes one owner's behavior is detrimentally affecting the community, they can ask the courts to intervene.
If you fail to pay your HOA or COA assessments in Massachusetts, the association can get a lien on your property and might foreclose on your home.
In other words, if a condo owner fails to pay association fees, the condominium association may sell the property through a foreclosure and evict the condo unit owner.
Determine What Constitutes Your Master Deed.Discuss What is to be Amended at One or More Board Meetings.Appoint a Committee to Drill Down on the Details.Determine the Requirements for Approving the Amendment.Contact Counsel for Analysis and Drafting of Amendment Documents.Keep the Unit Owners Informed.
Determine What Constitutes Your Master Deed.Discuss What is to be Amended at One or More Board Meetings.Appoint a Committee to Drill Down on the Details.Determine the Requirements for Approving the Amendment.Contact Counsel for Analysis and Drafting of Amendment Documents.Keep the Unit Owners Informed.
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Condominium Fees - Determined by the annual budget; usually paid monthly. Owners are typically assessed expenses according to their % interest. The percentage interest is the relationship of the unit to the total of all units.