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Most documents are sent First Class and certified mail.  \nStep 1:  \nDemand/Intent to Lien Letter  \nThis letter outlines the total amount owned by the delinquent homeowner which includes assessments, late fees, interest and collection costs. Full payment is usually due within thirty days unless otherwise specified by the Association. The letter also provides disclosure as required by state and federal law.  \nStep 2:  \nNotice of Assessment Lien  \n“There is no response to the demand/intent to lien letter”  \nThis document secures the Association’s monetary interest and often protects its interest if the delinquent homeowner transfers title to a third party or files for bankruptcy. The notice of assessment lien puts the world on notice. The lien also ensures, in most cases, that the total amount owed to the Association will be paid as the property enters into escrow and is sold. After a thirty-day statutory waiting period, UAR begins non-judicial foreclosure proceedings.  \nNote: UAR often avoids the actual commencement of a foreclosure preceding though the successful collection process of Steps 1 & 2.  \nStep 3:  \nNotice of Default-Foreclosure  \n“The first step in the foreclosure process”  \nA statutory ninety-day waiting period begins upon recordation of the Notice of Default. UAR sends out special mailings to ALL parties having interest in the property. A “Title Policy” is obtained to assure UAR has contacted all individuals and/or entities that are legally required to receive notice. The “Title Policy” lists all encumbrances recorded against the property while caring with it certain liability.  \nStep 4:  \nNotice of Sale  \n“After the 90 day waiting period”  \nThe Notice of Default waiting period has expired. UAR contacts the Association to obtain authorization to set a foreclosure sale. The foreclosure notice is published in a local newspaper for three consecutive weeks setting the sale thereafter. The foreclosure notice is also posted at the property. This powerful step often convinces a non-responsive delinquent homeowner to contact UAR and arrange for payment.  \nNote: An Association always has the ability to postpone up to 3 times or cancel the foreclosure sale prior to the sale.  \nUnited Assessment Recovery, [Inc. is](Inc. is) a debt collector United Assessment Recovery, [Inc. is](Inc. is) attempting to collect a debt. Any information obtained will be used for that purpose. This correspondence constitutes neither a demand for payment of the referenced debt nor a notice of personal liability to any recipient hereof who might have received a discharge of such debt in accordance with applicable bankruptcy laws. United Assessment Recovery, [Inc. is](Inc. is) not attempting to collect a debt from you PERSONALLY, it is proceeding against the property alone. This notice is being sent to any such parties merely to comply with applicable state law governing foreclosure of liens pursuant to Chapter 116 of Nevada Revised Statutes.  \nUnited Assessment Recovery, Inc. 6625 S Valley View Blvd, Suite 300  \nLas Vegas, NV 89118 Phone (702)804-8885  \nFax (702) 804-8887 Toll Free (888) 627-5544  \nStep 5:  \nForeclosure Deed  \n“The Homeowner does not reinstate the account”  \nIf the property is foreclosed upon, there are two possible outcomes:  \n1. The property is sold to a third party at auction. From this, the Association is awarded the delinquent assessments and the collection fees are paid. The new owner is then responsible for the current assessments.  \n2. If a third party does not purchase the property at auction it automatically reverts back to the Association. 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