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Lawyer for HOA Issue?

By Matt Goyer August 3, 2009

A reader writes in,

Matt – I’ve been a follower of your blog for a few years now. I’m currently a homeowner at [a Seattle condo] and due to some unfortunate circustances I had to relocate. I’ve requested a rental hardship from my HOA, but they have denied my request. I believe I have a legitimate and reasonable request. Do you know of any good HOA lawyers who I can discuss this with? I’ve done some research, but i’d like to discuss with several before paying any legal fees. Thanks.

Can anyone help out?

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6 responses to “Lawyer for HOA Issue?”

seattlecatcat says:

August 11, 2009 at 9:09 pm

Is this condo building tied up in a lien issue?
StevenTaylor says:

August 12, 2009 at 7:38 am

I can only help with responses to interrogatories. That is my area of epxertise. If you need some help…
Out of Towner says:

August 13, 2009 at 2:14 pm

Does anyone know what is happening a Escala? I heard a group comprising the majority of their buyers are suing to get their earnest money back. Is this likely to work for them? It sounds like other buyers have been successful at this. In my city some buyers have gotten their full refund.

This looks like a cool building, if this happens prices should come down significantly. What prices would be low enough there to account for the drop in market values, since they sold out at the peak of the condo boom? I thik a 2 bedroom at $650-750k makes sense at this location.

Thanks.
imantsholmquist says:

August 13, 2009 at 5:36 pm

My firm handles condominium issues, both related to earnest money disputes and homeowners associations. Feel free to give me a call and of course there will be no billing until we accept the representation.

Regards,
Imants Holmquist
Attorney
Holmquist & Gardiner, PLLC
206-438-3851
[email protected]
Out of Towner says:

August 13, 2009 at 9:14 pm

Does anyone know what is happening a Escala? I heard a group comprising the majority of their buyers are suing to get their earnest money back. Is this likely to work for them? It sounds like other buyers have been successful at this. In my city some buyers have gotten their full refund.

This looks like a cool building, if this happens prices should come down significantly. What prices would be low enough there to account for the drop in market values, since they sold out at the peak of the condo boom? I thik a 2 bedroom at $650-750k makes sense at this location.

Thanks.
imantsholmquist says:

August 14, 2009 at 12:36 am

My firm handles condominium issues, both related to earnest money disputes and homeowners associations. Feel free to give me a call and of course there will be no billing until we accept the representation.

Regards,
Imants Holmquist
Attorney
Holmquist & Gardiner, PLLC
206-438-3851
[email protected]

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