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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Atlanta investors: Did water co make you pay previous owners bill
I know the City of Atlanta has a habit of trying to collect previous owner's liens and many people just pay and don't fight.
I would like to see who's interested in banding together and get some media attention?
I recently had to pay a $ 2400 bill when selling a house, that I had bought in 2009. I have the response for payoff request and watershed said that there aren't any outstanding bills. In 2014 they created a lien in the name of an owner who owned the property for 1 month in 2000. There were 9 other closings between that 2000 owner and when I bought it.
I'm not going to roll over and play dead. Anyone else on board?
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It maybe too late but they tried this on me and it was a lady in water dept. who fixed it and it was for alot more.