08-13-2021, 02:59 PM
Here is a previous case by *** (Identity withheld for privacy reason).
Hi, This is my first time doing this so be gentle with me lol. I have a problem that years ago my husband and I purchased a plan with a place that is on the lake that offers cabins and such. If you are a "member" you can rent them free so many times and so forth. There are more properties we can visit but unsure how many, So, to get to it. We finished paying the thing off but we are getting bills for Maintenance fees and POA dues. How can we get out of this? I called them about 6 or more years ago and talked to someone, he said we have to pay these for life. I called again about 3 years ago and the guy whispered for me to have an attorney send a letter.
I have another question. Do you help with Offer and Compromise agreements with the IRS?
I have an attorney that we have been working with for 6 years. We have yet to get this done. And we keep adding years to it. He had it filed, 2020 came due, he talked with the IRS agent, and she declined the oandc and we are now starting over adding 2020. I am unsure he is acting in our best interest, and we have paid him close to $15,000 so far and have a balance of $2800 now because it was $6400 but we paid him the $3600 we had scraped together to pay 2020.
Hi, This is my first time doing this so be gentle with me lol. I have a problem that years ago my husband and I purchased a plan with a place that is on the lake that offers cabins and such. If you are a "member" you can rent them free so many times and so forth. There are more properties we can visit but unsure how many, So, to get to it. We finished paying the thing off but we are getting bills for Maintenance fees and POA dues. How can we get out of this? I called them about 6 or more years ago and talked to someone, he said we have to pay these for life. I called again about 3 years ago and the guy whispered for me to have an attorney send a letter.
I have another question. Do you help with Offer and Compromise agreements with the IRS?
I have an attorney that we have been working with for 6 years. We have yet to get this done. And we keep adding years to it. He had it filed, 2020 came due, he talked with the IRS agent, and she declined the oandc and we are now starting over adding 2020. I am unsure he is acting in our best interest, and we have paid him close to $15,000 so far and have a balance of $2800 now because it was $6400 but we paid him the $3600 we had scraped together to pay 2020.
