If you continue working you can get arrested.If you dont pay you can be forceTo go to court.Then levy on your property.

@Chance CooperIt is not uncommon for your primary residence to receive discounted property taxes (often referred to as a "homestead" discount/rebate/rate/exemption) - in some places it s different rate; others a portion of the tax is either not levied on owner-occupied property or is refunded to the tax-payer.  

Levi has a good idea of a partnership, but that path has land mines, attempting to sell an interest with advertising for a property you don't own, trying to get creative in financing without understanding the rules can lead to trouble. 

Thanks Levi...when you say you'll drop $20k and $15k...you mean as downpayment and rehab?  

Thanks Levi

They can restrict your access to common elements, take away your limited common elements, put a lien on your property, leverage their attorney to levy fines  which will require you to get one even if the fines aren't warranted, and they can make you follow the declarations to a T, which may mean you have to undo certain improvements to your property, etc.  

That offer goes out to @Levi Bernard & @Richard Brain also.  

Hi @Levi Polter - if you're working with a realtor, ask for their recommendation.

Hi Nir Levy!

I don't think @Levi Graziano is out of line though.