NOT common area!

Just to keep the facts clear.Not sure about all Federal Government liens, but for the ones I most commonly come across - namely IRS liens - the snippet in the quote is not correct.

So if I want to solve this once and for all, I need to open that whole wall up all the way across, and really lower the kitchen drain to accommodate a deep sink with a disposer, and the current connections at the stack means I can't do all that, not legally anyways.So I went back to the HOA documents, and guess what, it says the HOA is responsible to fix anything in common walls.

The terms, phrases and words do not necessarily refer to the same meaning as in common English or tax law or real estate, it's not about real estate or taxes.

Also, what about lawn maintenance, snow removal, common area utilities?

@Aly L That is hardly a "new twist" Am Staffs are a common place service dog bc of their loyality and ease of training attributes.

Way back in the 1970s and 1980s and even into the 1990s, this was a common practice throughout the investing community.

Its very common for rentals to be going for wholesale rental deals going at 80% ARV.

This seems to be a common question.

Seems like there are a lot pitfalls with tax lien certificates.