FlaRiptide
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I am a Board member of our Homeowners Association. I've just discovered that a corporation has purchased a forclosure home in our neighborhood. The home has now been rented. The owner of the corporation is a local business attorney. He has not returned my phonecall pertaining to a problem.
Suspecting that this may be a "hardcore" attorney, I want to insure proper handling.
Am I legally able to address him as owner of the home or must I address all correspondence in the name of the corporation? What are potential pitfalls that I should be aware of when addressing covenant violations with this type of situation? The corporation is a regular Inc., not a LLC.
Since this owner is an attorney specializing in "business law", I want to make sure that the association takes 100% legal steps.
Thank you in advance for any helpful information.
Suspecting that this may be a "hardcore" attorney, I want to insure proper handling.
Am I legally able to address him as owner of the home or must I address all correspondence in the name of the corporation? What are potential pitfalls that I should be aware of when addressing covenant violations with this type of situation? The corporation is a regular Inc., not a LLC.
Since this owner is an attorney specializing in "business law", I want to make sure that the association takes 100% legal steps.
Thank you in advance for any helpful information.
