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Requesting a lien typically refers to the initial step of expressing the intention to secure a debt by notifying the debtor or preparing the documentation needed before officially filing a lien with the appropriate authorities.

Filing for a lien. on the other hand, involves the formal process of submitting the necessary legal paperwork to a government office or court to claim a right to property as security for a debt.

In most cases, the HOA will typically pay for the fees upfront, but the homeowner is responsible for paying the HOA back.

MGM's full-service plan provides a robust framework for CC&R enforcement, which includes regular drive-through inspections to ensure community guidelines are consistently met.

At times, additional drive-throughs may be necessary to reinforce compliance and address specific concerns, allowing for a tailored approach to upholding community standards.

When homeowners do not respond to initial notices, MGM has provisions for more formal enforcement. This includes arranging compliance hearings—either virtually or in person—and, if required, proceeding with legal actions through non-compliance processing by an attorney, ensuring adherence to community regulations through structured and legal means.

Occasionally, associations may need additional hourly services for temporary assistance with tasks that fall outside the scope of MGM’s contracted services.  

HOAs often charge a transfer fee; however, MGM does not currently impose this charge on the HOA or homeowners.
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MGM does, however, charge an estoppel fee, a cost typically covered by the Title company and reimbursed by the homeowner during the closing process.