How many times have we considered what happens if you stop paying the Community! Do the same rights as are acquainted? What process can continue against the defaulters? Most communities have some neighboring homeowners defaulting. The existence of these can cause serious damage throughout the Community and its left action could lead to paralyze or works that you can not close deals. In the Community’s interest that somehow the non-payment leads to a loss of the right to vote in the Neighborhood.
The payment procedure is a legal procedure which seeks to require the payment of dues owed. To this end, the residents themselves through a board must approve the settlement of money due and detail the defaults. The next step is the assessment notice in the home that once gave the defaulting owner. By law just a notice on the bulletin board of the residents for a period of three days. After those three days, the President of the Community can begin the process for payment, for what must go to District Court or lodge a complaint.
It is then followed a period of arguments for the defendant, and finally, the Judge decide. This process allows the delinquent payment has no vote at meetings of the Community, although it can have a voice.
It is also important that the buyer of any floor, before signing any papers, find out if the owner is selling debts to date with the Commonwealth of housing for sale, and that these debts should not be cleared before they are affected housing, so the new owner would become the debtor of previous defaults.
