The Condominium Act and the Homeowners’ Association Act create separate thresholds for perfecting a claim of lien for delinquent assessments. Both acts require specific notices to the delinquent owner before the association may record a claim of lien. A claim of lien creates an interest in real property in favor of the association. In many instances is has been said that the association has a “perpetual” right to lien, so long as the association remains in existence. A lien should be limited on its face to the exact real property interest owned by the delinquent owner. Read more……..
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