Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Asessment to prior condo owners

Contact your seller and ask for payment.

Re: Asessment to prior condo owners

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RESPONSE: Worst case scenario, you may want to pay and then fight about it with the respective parties, ie the seller, the realtor, the escrow agent, etcetera, because the last thing you want is to have the assessments continue to accrue intrest and ultimately if payments is not received the assocciation may impose a lien and foreclosure action on he property. Good luck.