You pull a title report on your Miami or Broward house, and suddenly the deal feels shaky. There’s an HOA lien from unpaid assessments, a contractor lien from work that was never finished correctly, or a tax issue that’s been sitting on the property longer than you realized. Most sellers assume the same thing first. The house can’t be sold until everything is fixed upfront. That usually isn’t true. In South Florida, lien issues are common. They complicate the sale. They don’t automatically kill it. The main…
