One of the more powerful and least understood provisions of the Forcible Entry and Detainer statute allows condo associations and certain other community interest associations to evict homeowners from their units for the non-payment of assessments. The association can then place a tenant into the unit and can apply the rental proceeds to the homeowner’s delinquent assessment balance. Fortunately, the 1st District Appellate Court just issued one of the most thorough opinions that I have read on the subject. Read More……
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