01-14-2025, 04:43 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-14-2025, 04:52 AM by HiloJulie.
Edit Reason: Question?
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"Substandard subdivision owners are screwed. And most of them do not even seem to realize it."
"A note about liens on properties in OLE -"
"And again, no way to demand OLE make it right and no repercussions. Not unless OLE is willing to make it right. Or owners sue."
Let's take a step back here for a moment.
In as much as I can see a clerical error happening that allows for a lien to be filed on a property improperly, it is a rectifiable matter within 24 to 48 hours.
Further, I am highly suspect to this as any lien being filed - and as stated for several years - would require actual legal service of that lien on the property owner in order for it to be recorded.
Having said that, and let's just say this party had terracore's luck in life, and everything as stated really happened. This is where having good legal counsel that would get this entire issue cleared in hours.
Granted, that might cost you a few hundred, maybe a thousand bucks.
BUT any lawyer worth his salt, WOULD get any and all liens discharged, and his fees paid as well as a "token" apology nuisance settlement from OLE in HOURS!
Not days, weeks, months or pro se filed lawsuits.
Believe it or not, but the man is not out to get you at every turn.
ETA: The original story was this person bought the lot "several years ago." Then found out there was a lien for nonpayment of road fees for "several years."
Did he buy the lot using a Real Estate Broker/Agent? Title insurance? Was a UCC filing search done?
I'm wondering could these be liens on the property from the FORMER owner...
"A note about liens on properties in OLE -"
"And again, no way to demand OLE make it right and no repercussions. Not unless OLE is willing to make it right. Or owners sue."
Let's take a step back here for a moment.
In as much as I can see a clerical error happening that allows for a lien to be filed on a property improperly, it is a rectifiable matter within 24 to 48 hours.
Further, I am highly suspect to this as any lien being filed - and as stated for several years - would require actual legal service of that lien on the property owner in order for it to be recorded.
Having said that, and let's just say this party had terracore's luck in life, and everything as stated really happened. This is where having good legal counsel that would get this entire issue cleared in hours.
Granted, that might cost you a few hundred, maybe a thousand bucks.
BUT any lawyer worth his salt, WOULD get any and all liens discharged, and his fees paid as well as a "token" apology nuisance settlement from OLE in HOURS!
Not days, weeks, months or pro se filed lawsuits.
Believe it or not, but the man is not out to get you at every turn.
ETA: The original story was this person bought the lot "several years ago." Then found out there was a lien for nonpayment of road fees for "several years."
Did he buy the lot using a Real Estate Broker/Agent? Title insurance? Was a UCC filing search done?
I'm wondering could these be liens on the property from the FORMER owner...
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