The HOA will attempt, whether lawful or not, to get the new owner to pay the back fees or in order to establish an account.

Learn the law in your area.

Now I am reconsidering.Is law school a worthwhile investment of my time and money, with a focus on real estate law?

I live in Florida.Thanks,Luzit depends on your state and local laws.

I'm 20 years old and have been investing money since I was about 6 years old (law suit).

I want to cover subject like, Avoiding Foreclosure (this could be more then one, IE Short Sales, forbearance, Foreclosure law, etc, etc) Credit rebuilding, Refinancing, and anything else people want info on related to Real estate.

She has been breaking the law and not playing by the rules for years by not claiming that income and now she has found a game that requires her to play by the rules and she can't, because she been breaking them all along.

Husband and wife (common law) started blaming each other for their past bad behavior.

One more thing that I had forgotten to mention:There have been many past law cases where the seller refused to accept an assignment because he had a contract with the original "Buyer" and not the end assignee.Of course, this is "tortuous interference" with your contract between you and your end buyer.

There are many quirks, laws, etc that make each area of the US different let alone a foreign country.I am sure you will find some people down there.