My neighbor is $5,500 in back taxes on her CondoShe is $40,000 behind on condo fees.She paid 200k for it in 2008, and now they are selling for 182kThe Association has filed a lien on the property  What is the best and creative way to obtain the property? 

Or could I accept whatever is paid and still file for eviction after the 30th day?

When I walk a property, I always bring a tape measurer, note pad and am sure to take lots of photos and video commentary.

If you guys are filing as a business partnership, you'll need to fill out a 1065 form I think. 

Assuming you received a title policy, I suggest you immediately file a claim with the insurer and not the title agent which issued the policy. 

I am assuming you already filed your 2020 taxes anyways, so unless you amend your return, it is probably too late.

They will handle the process of title work, settling taxes and filing mortgage paperwork.

Going along those lines, I hope you always mailed everything to the HOA via confirmation signature required or emails were saved in your sent file and everyone cc'd. 

do I submit them the latest mortgage statement as part of the filing? 

Do you think I should bring a note pad or would that be wierd/awkward?