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To: DelaWhere
The problem here is with deciding what constitutes adequate notice.

- To the owners, a few letters in mail were not enough notice. A sign posted by the sheriff on the property or front door should have been required.

- To the potential buyers, a small ad in the Legal Notices section was not enough, to ensure the public was informed of the sale. There should have been an open listing in the MLSes for 30 days, which would have given all real estate agents an opportunity to sell it.
114 posted on 01/25/2004 7:03:32 AM PST by Tax Government
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To: Tax Government
Since the HOA is supposed to be made up of neighbors, why didn't they go in person to see why they were not paying?
136 posted on 01/25/2004 7:21:34 AM PST by razorback-bert
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