Until now, failing to make timely assessment payments could lead to additional charges for late payment fees, interest charges, collection fees, and may even result in the filing of a lien against your property and foreclosure of the recorded lien. However, delinquent assessments rarely show up in the member’s credit report, unless the debt becomes a matter of public record (e.g., an assessment foreclosure) or the debt is reported to the credit bureaus by a collections agency. Read the article…………..
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