Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Homeownwers association

yes-but I would have to research these facts and your exact situation to give advice to you.If you need this type of help e-mail me your phone # to discuss.

Re: Homeownwers association

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Without reviewing the pertinent documents, I cannot say for sure. The least period of time would be 4 years but it may be greater (if at all). Your HOA needs to find a way to meet its obligations or all owners will get liens against their properties and may face foreclosure actions.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.