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Ms [redacted] owns a property in an HOAHer property is subject to a declaration of CC&Rs, and A.R.S§ 33-1807, which provide that there is a lien on her property for unpaid assessments, late fees, collection costs, reasonable attorney fees and court costsAfter the notice of claim of lien was recorded, she paid part of the balance, but not the collection costs, which are also secured by the lienAs a result, the lien has not been removedThis is an open collection account

Ms [redacted] 's complaints are without a [redacted] legal supportShe is responsible for all collection costs pursuant to the CC&Rs that govern Desert Ridge, as well as ARS 33-1807, which state that all the charges incurred in the collection of unpaid assessments are secured by a lien on the propertyThis is an open collection file

This complaint has most definitely NOT been resolved Per my original dispute letter to Maxwell & Morgan, P.Cdated 12/15/15, we never received notification of the open amount due of $assessed 7/1/ I would like Maxwell & Morgan to indicate how the amount due was owed since there was no mail sent to the condo in question nor was it forwarded to our daughter in [redacted] (who occupied the condo until 6/1/2015) nor to us in [redacted] We can hardly pay an assessment we don't know about Secondly, and more importantly, how did Maxwell & Morgan manage to locate us after an additional $1000+ in "reasonable" attorney's fees had been assessed and a lien filed on our property? Per the transaction report, the original $was assessed on 7/1/(and, again, how was this amount due supposedly communicated to us?) and by 10/28/they had already tacked on an additional $and placed a lien on our property They then proceeded to charge an additional $in "reasonable" fees before they managed to locate us in [redacted] Further, per our research and with the assistance of an attorney, we noted that the lien certainly seems to have been illegally filed per A.R.S section 33-1256, which provides that an HOA lien "may be foreclosed only if the owner has been delinquent in the payment of monies secured by the lien, excluding reasonable collection fees, reasonable attorney fees and charges for late payment of and costs incurred with respect to those assessments, for a period of one year or in the amount of one thousand two hundred dollars or more, whichever occurs first." At the time the lien was placed, we had amassed TOTAL charges of $and the time period was only monthsThis is most definitely NOT resolved Please note that the AZ Attorney General's office is also investigating this matterRegards, [redacted]

Ms. [redacted]'s complaints are without a** legal support. She is responsible for all collection costs pursuant to the CC&Rs that govern Desert Ridge, as well as ARS 33-1807, which state that all the charges incurred in the collection of unpaid assessments are secured by a lien on the property. This is an open collection file.

This complaint has most definitely NOT been resolved.  Per my original dispute letter to Maxwell & Morgan, P.C. dated 12/15/15, we never received notification of the open amount due of $186 assessed 7/1/2015.  I would like Maxwell & Morgan to indicate how the amount due was owed since there was no mail sent to the condo in question nor was it forwarded to our daughter in ** (who occupied the condo until 6/1/2015) nor to us in [redacted].  We can hardly pay an assessment we don't know about.   Secondly, and more importantly, how did Maxwell & Morgan manage to locate us after an additional $1000+ in "reasonable" attorney's fees had been assessed and a lien filed on our property?  Per the transaction report, the original $186 was assessed on 7/1/2015 (and, again, how was this amount due supposedly communicated to us?) and by 10/28/2015 they had already tacked on an additional $535 and placed a lien on our property.  They then proceeded to charge an additional $496 in "reasonable" fees before they managed to locate us in [redacted].  Further, per our research and with the assistance of an attorney, we noted that the lien certainly seems to have been illegally filed per A.R.S section 33-1256, which provides that an HOA lien "may be foreclosed only if the owner has been delinquent in the payment of monies secured by the lien, excluding reasonable collection fees, reasonable attorney fees and charges for late payment of and costs incurred with respect to those assessments, for a period of one year or in the amount of one thousand two hundred dollars or more, whichever occurs first."  At the time the lien was placed, we had amassed TOTAL charges of $721 and the time period was only 3.5 months. This is most definitely NOT resolved.  Please note that the AZ Attorney General's office is also investigating this matter. Regards, [redacted]

Ms. [redacted] owns a property in an HOA. Her property is subject to a declaration of CC&Rs, and A.R.S. § 33-1807, which provide that there is a lien on her property for unpaid assessments, late fees, collection costs, reasonable attorney fees and court costs. After the notice of claim of lien...

was recorded, she paid part of the balance, but not the collection costs, which are also secured by the lien. As a result, the lien has not been removed. This is an open collection account.