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Sandy Uhlmann
  • Investor
  • Jefferson City, MO
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Risk of owning a note in first position when HOA has a judgement

Sandy Uhlmann
  • Investor
  • Jefferson City, MO
Posted

What happens if you own a note in first position that the HOA has a judgement against?

If it is not a super lien state how does this effect the first lienholder? If the HOA forecloses, is it the same as any other junior lien foreclosing? If the HOA forecloses, can the first then pay the HOA the fees? Is the first ever better off filing for FC because the homeowner is in violation of their mortgage agreement by not paying the HOA dues?

Thanks in advance for educating me!

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