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- hearthwood condo association 8415 hearth drive Internet United States of America
- Phone: 713) 664-4059
- Web: http://hearthwood2condos.com/
- Category: Civil Rights Violators
hearthwood condo association they stole my condo Internet, Internet
*General Comment: This can't be right
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They stole my condo from me. I was not at the condo, but did own it outright, with no mortgage. About $1,000.00 in association dues were due. Instead of notifying me, as they are legally required to do, they used a forced sale.
I was never notified of this forced sale, as texas law requires. Additionally, I was never compensated, at all, for the fair market value of the condo, which was roughly $70-80,000.00
Instead, the hearthwood condo association has stolen the condo, while denying me the proceeeds.
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#1 General Comment
This can't be right
AUTHOR: brownsong - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, January 04, 2012
So you are saying that they could legally take your condo worth 70,000 (give or take) for the $1000 that you owed them?
What happened to collection agencies or judgements? Who ever heard of such a thing?
Read over your contract very carefully and get a real estate lawyer involved. I would most certainly pursue this in court, to get either my condo back or the extra $69,000 that is rightfully yours.
There must be more to this story.
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