Tenant rights with foreclosure of a condo
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Tenant rights with foreclosure of a condo
I own in high rise condo. The developer is getting foreclosed on for the unsold units. We have 30 day shut off notices from the utilities. What are my rights as the owner developer owns 60%? No unit has sold in over a year. The HOA is in debt $500,000 with multiple lawsuits against building and homeowners from contractors management company.
Asked on June 14, 2009 under Real Estate Law, Arizona
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
Oh boy -- not sure. You haven't given enough information but I can tell you it is not your home that is being foreclosed on. What do you mean by tenant rights? Do you have a renter or something?
Try www.attorneypages.comand check his or her record at the Arizona State Bar. I am unsure if you mean the development isn't complete or if you are behind on your HOA payments, etc.
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