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Is A Condo Board Association President Legally Required To Respond To A Realtor/title Company About The Condo Assessments?

Location: Illinois

So I just got back from the Thanksgiving dinner with a friend's family, and this was the main topic of discussion.

His father had lived in Illinois and passed away earlier this year. He died without a will, so the family is selling everything and splitting the money. So far so good, right? Well, the last and the biggest thing to sell is the condo he owned, and this is where the problem lies. They have a buyer lined up and the last thing they need is a letter from the condo board saying the dues are all paid up. Except the board is ghosting them. They have tried reaching them multiple times, the realtor has, I think even the title company has reached out and there has been zero response - not even to say that the estate owes them money.

After convincing him that calling the police will almost certainly not help, is there a way to force the condo board to write this damn letter? One would think that they are obligated to do this, but the 'president' is just a random resident that got elected so maybe they don't know the rules? Would a condo board be required to have a lawyer on retainer that he could contact? Any advice is welcome.

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Is A Condo Board Association President Legally Required To Respond To A Realtor/title Company About The Condo Assessments?

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