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How can an homeowner association recoup dues from a short sale of a home Can they file a judgment on the previous homeowner that didn't pay the dues?
Depends on the laws of the state; the HOA should have its attorney check this. But the question is how did the sale occur without the HOA providing a standard letter certifying that all dues were paid to date of sale unless your state does not require this? The HOA should have filed its lien against the unit prior to the sale, too, if state law granted it that right.
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What is a recoupment?
To recoup means to get something back, usually money, as in, with my new business deal I will recoup the losses from the previous deal. A recoupment would be the process of recouping something.
What is recoupment?
To recoup means to get something back, usually money, as in, with my new business deal I will recoup the losses from the previous deal. A recoupment would be the process of recouping something.
How do you use the word recoup in a sentence?
We will recoup our losses.
How do you use recoup in a sentence?
I was unable to recoup my losses in the stock market.To recoup means to get (something) back that you "bought" in some way.After my bad 14-year marriage, I felt I could never recoup or recapture the time I wasted.
How do you spell the word recoup and what does it mean?
That is the correct spelling of recoup, meaning to recover something that was lost.
Can you profit from a home owners insurance claim?
A homeowners policy is meant to protect the homeowner from losses. If it is a replacement cost policy, it is written to replace the home with like kind and quality in the event of a loss. It is to recoup losses, not profit the insured.AnswerIf you could profit, it wouldn't be insurance, it would be gambling.
Is recover the synonym for recoup?
Yes it is.
How long did it take Odysseus and his men to recoup from the attack?
In "I am Laertes' son...", it took Odysseus and his crew two days and nights to recoup from the attack.
Can a debt be sold after a judgment is awarded?
Yes, a debt can be sold after a judgment is awarded. Once a court issues a judgment, the creditor has the right to transfer or sell that debt to a third party, such as a collection agency or another creditor. This process often allows the original creditor to recoup some of their losses while the new owner of the debt takes on the responsibility of collecting the owed amount. However, the debtor may still have the same rights and defenses against the new debt holder as they did with the original creditor.
Why do you always feel tired?
Because our bodies heel and recoup while we sleep.
Can my employer recoup Social Security taxes they didn't take out of wages?
No, but the government can.
How do you pronounce 'recoup'?
Unlike the word "coup" -- which has a silent "p" at the end -- the "p" at the end of the word "recoup" ispronounced, i.e., "re-coop."Click on the Related Link to the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, where you have the option of actually hearing the pronunciation.
