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BURTON EMILY A. JUNG  \nWinstead PC  \n401 Congress Avenue, Suite 2100 Austin, Texas 78701  \nState Bar of Texas  \nHANDLING YOUR FIRST (OR NEXT) HOA ASSESSMENT LIEN FORECLOSURE FOR CONDOS AND SUBDIVISIONS  \nNovember 14, 2014  \nAustin  \nCHAPTER 3  \nGuide to Using This Course Book  \nThis article is one chapter of a 12-chapter course book for\"Handling Your First (or Next) HOA Assessment Lien Foreclosure for Condos & Subdivisions,\" a 6.25 hour CLE Course presented by TexasBarCLE on November 14, 2014. The course has a faculty of twelve Texas attorneys, each of whom authored one of the chapters.  \nMost TexasBarCLE courses include a compilation of independent articles, each standing on its own. However, this course is intended tobe a practical, step-by-step guide through the foreclosure process. As such, each chapter builds on the others, and the chapters are interrelated. Also, additional resource materials that relate to multiple chapters are included at the end of the course book. Accordingly, one cannot realize the full benefit of any one chapter (article) without having the entire course book.  \nIf you are not a subscriber to the TexasBarCLE Online Library (which gives you unlimited access to the entire library), consider purchasing the entire course book by visiting “Publications” at [TexasBarCLE.com](TexasBarCLE.com. There you will)[. There you will](TexasBarCLE.com. There you will) have the option of purchasing the hard copy course book (which includes a single PDF file of the book) or a single PDF file of it at a discount. Either option will cost considerably less than purchasing the 12 chapters individually from the Online Library.  \nROBERT D. BURTON  \nWinstead PC  \n401 Congress Avenue, Suite 2100  \nAustin, Texas 78701  \n512-370-2869  \nFAX: 512-370-2850  \nEDUCATION:  \nB.S. M.S. (Accounting), University of North Texas  \nJ.D., Tulane University, with honors and member and editor of Tulane Law Review  \nPROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES  \nShareholder, Winstead PC, Real Estate Development & Investments Practice Group and Co-Chair of Planned  \nCommunity, Mixed-Use and Condominium Practice Group Member, State Bar of Texas  \nBoard Member, Texas Community Association Advocates Member, Community Associations Institute  \nFull Member, Urban Land Institute  \nBoard Member, Boys & Girls Club of the Austin Area  \nCo-Chair, Austin/ULI Urban Development and Mixed Use Council Member, American College of Real Estate Lawyers  \nEMILY A. JUNG  \nWinstead PC  \n401 Congress Avenue, Suite 2100  \nAustin, Texas 78701  \n512-370-2861  \nFAX: 512-370-2850  \nBIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION  \nEDUCATION:  \nB.B.A., The University of Texas at Austin  \nJ.D., Pepperdine University School of Law  \nPROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES  \nAssociate, Winstead PC, Austin, Texas – Real Estate Development & Investments Practice Group Member, State Bar of Texas  \nMember, Real Estate Council of Austin Member, Urban Land Institute  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nI. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................................1  \nII. DEFINITIONS ..................................................................................................................................................................1  \nIII. PRE-FORECLOSURE DUE DILIGENCE ....................................................................................................................1  \nA. The Engagement ................................................................................................................................................... 1  \nB. Pre-Referral Collection Efforts ............................................................................................................................. 1  \nC. Verify Corporate Status ........................................................................................................................................2  \nD. 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