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Miami homeowner fights $55,650 lien tied to pre-purchase unpermitted work

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Angelica Martinez purchased her Miami home in 2019 following a clean title search that revealed no outstanding issues. During a 2024 city inspection, officials flagged unpermitted fence and driveway work on the property. Martinez contends she should not be held responsible, as the work was carried out before she acquired the home. The city placed a $55,650 lien on her property after she allegedly failed to comply with municipal orders. She is now awaiting a mitigation hearing to contest the lien and resolve the dispute.

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