Under Illinois law, condominium and homeowners associations (HOAs) may take possession of a unit when an owner falls behind on assessments. Once in possession, the association can either:

• Collect rent directly from any existing tenant, or

• Lease the unit independently to a new tenant.

In either case, the rental income can be applied toward the outstanding assessment balance.

Your Association Could Be Left Holding the Bag
By law, new buyers are typically only responsible for the last six months of unpaid assessments. 

Professional Leasing Support
We'll help your association quickly lease your unit  - with no upfront cost.
You only pay a commission once a qualified tenant (that you approve) has:

• Signed the lease

• Completed all paperwork

• Paid move-in fees and deposits

Independent from board and building politics, we bring a clear, results-focused approach to every assignment:

• 30+ Years of Specialized Leasing Expertise – Proven track record in navigating even the toughest rental markets.

• High-Impact Marketing, Ready to Launch – Professional photography, compelling listings, and targeted outreach to qualified renters.

• Seamless Partnership with Your Property Manager – We complement their role, never compete with it.

• Focused on Fast Leasing, Not Long-Term Management – Our sole mission is to secure qualified tenants quickly.
  
  

  Need Legal Help?
  If your association doesn't already have legal counsel, we can refer you to trusted attorneys who specialize in recovering delinquent assessments.