Every business has their share of those who are unwilling to pay what they owe, and this happens often in Homeowners and Condominium Associations. If you come across unresponsive members, you should be ready to act. One option is to hire a collections agency to do the work for you.

As a collections platform for community associations, SNAP Collections will assist your community in recovering money quickly and efficiently, so the other members don’t have to pay for the shortfall. We have provided the pros, cons and outcomes if you were to choose a collections agency over an attorney to handle this matter .

Collecting late assessments can be burdensome for those who must take on this duty, especially if a home lien is in the midst. However, collecting late assessments doesn’t have to feel burdensome if you do so in a consistent, legally binding and effective manner.

SNAP collections agency in Florida is aware and understands that this task is not easy; however we want to ensure that the process is handled correctly and smoothly. We have provided a few tips in order for you to collect your late assessments and be successful in the process.

A written delinquency policy is crucial to have in every community. Typically, this type of document consists of any information regarding delinquencies within the community, along with the consequences for continued non-payment of maintenance fees.

As part of a community association, it’s common to encounter those one or two owners (or more) who don’t pay their community association fees. Unfortunately, the repercussion of those owners who don’t pay affects those who do. Reliable paying members of an association could face increased fees, special assessments or reduced spending on community maintenance and amenities. Usually in this situation the community association has to enforce the condo association collections policy to establish consequences for continued non-payment.