How to Find where someone works?

[gacook]

Originally Posted by biosurfer1

Yes you were, you just didn't pay attention.

I guess you were there when I signed the rental agreement with the owners, huh? Funny, I don't remember that...

Dad always had a saying...if you don't know what you're talking about, STFU.

[Rick Lee]

When buying a house, you have to sign plenty of disclosures about the HOA, escrow dues and sign for receiving a copy of the CC&Rs. If renting, it's probably in the lease that you have to comply with all CC&Rs. I have it in my lease. It'd be crazy to have a lease without that in it.

[unclebilly]

Originally Posted by Hugh R

House was sold at public auction and he left in the middle of the night.

I have a judgment from small claims against him, he didn't show up at court.

Our HOA doesn't ticket anyone and with the exception of him, the other 24 homeowners get along well and understand that the privacy gate is in everyone's best interest to keep "them" off of our street.

So here is a question... How did you serve the notice of claim on him before the court date? Does he even know that here was a court date and now a judgement against him?

[genrex]

Hugh -- post # 17 from Christien is good advice. I suggest that you send a PM to MRM to ask how to do this, and for any other ideas that he might have.

If you find out where they work, you can garnish their wages; that would be the best result. If you get their Soc Sec numbers, you can attack their credit records thru a collection agency and possibly ultimately win a settlement that way.

Best to keep it legal and impersonal...

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[id10t]

Only HOA I've seen that makes sense are built around non-.gov provided and of true benefit to every resident. Coworker has one that is for maintaining a shared unpaved road - it gets graded every 4 months. And, a little extra, going into a fund to have said road paved, and once that is done, to maintain it. Another that I've seen was to form a neighborhood ISP with a T-1 line coming in (no cable or dsl, and sat sucked at the time).

[Hugh R]

I had him served at his house as soon as I found out it had been sold at public auction. That was 2-3 days before he bugged out.