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My friend bought a condo in MN. Right after she moved in, she got a notice saying that the condo was doing an assessment for repairs and it would cost several thousand dollars out of pocket. Her purchase agreement has the item for pending assessments marked as "none". The final approval of these charges happened about a year after she moved in and now she owes big time. She is elderly and I fear she was taken advantage of. Should we pursue this?
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Posted on / Aug. 01, 2013 15:44:00

Hello. You certainly may have a private attorney make an investigation and provide you with legal counsel. You should not delay in an manner, because there are time limitations to taking action, and, too, in the situation you describe, the sooner an investigation is made the better.

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