Yes, the law specifically grants Master Developers the same rights as other management entities regarding the collection of Usage Charges. If an owner or sub-developer fails to pay these approved charges, the Master Developer can pursue a financial…
Yes, the law specifically grants Master Developers the same rights as other management entities regarding the collection of Usage Charges. If an owner or sub-developer fails to pay these approved charges, the Master Developer can pursue a financial claim through the RDSC. These claims are enforceable by the execution judge, and the same rigorous procedures�including the potential for public auction of the unit�apply to ensure the maintenance of community-wide facilities like parks and roads.
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