what document do I need to file (as a condo association) and where to lien a property for non payment of condo fees
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Read More Answered By: Jonathan Roth |
You need to follow the requirements for giving 30 Day Notice of Intent to the Condo Owner, followed by another 30 Notice to the Condo Owner again and his lender, and then you have to file a complaint in District Court seeking a lien followed by a recording of the lien through the sheriff's office.
I would recommend you hire an attorney to do this and his fees can be added to the lien amount. You can get some detailed directions through the Mass Trial Law Libraries on line.
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