What if an owner fails to maintain a unit in accordance with the condo rules?

If an owner fails to maintain their unit in accordance with the rules of a condominium in New Hampshire, they can face several consequences. The condo board or managing agent has the authority to issue a fine to the owner if their unit is not kept up to the standards of the complex. Additionally, the board or managing agent can impose a lien on the owner’s unit and place a hold on their deed. This means the owner cannot sell or rent out their unit until they pay off the lien. The board will also work with the owner to ensure the issue is resolved. They typically provide a timeline and requirements for the owner to meet in order to avoid further penalties. If the owner fails to meet the requirements, the board has the authority to take legal action against the owner. Ultimately, if the unit still fails to meet the rules of the condo, the board or managing agent can pursue eviction proceedings.

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