As a resident of a community that is run by a homeowners association, you may be accustomed to paying a monthly HOA fee in addition to your mortgage. Maintenance fees may be frustrating to some homeowners due to the fact that they are unaware of the importance of it and where it goes. It’s the responsibility of the homeowners association to educate its residents about what is covered in the assessment and to ensure that no one is left behind. HOA Collections are key to maintaining a top notch community.

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.

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The study revealed some surprising information.  Eventhough credit scores affect Americans in many important ways including the price they pay for credit and insurance many people are mis-informed about the entire process.  This is shocking as your credit score can not only affect your ability to get credit but also impact on your ability to obtain employment.