The Markses paid $5,000 in earnest money, which is non-refundable. Later, when they signed the papers for hard money, they put $144,900 in escrow that was released to the builder for construction, which was written in the contract Originally from Community Associations Network National
The saga of an Anchorage condo association that faced an $8 million to $10 million insurance shortfall in the aftermath of a 2007 fire is winding down this fall with a bittersweet homecoming. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of condominiums in Sturtevant have a lot in common with their counterparts in Mount Pleasant. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Julie Denecker of League City seeks approximately $25,000 from Consolidated Concepts Inc. and Houston Community Management after the defendants turned her storm-damaged condominium into a staging area for work crews repairing other units, recent court documents say. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The saga of an Anchorage condo association that faced an $8 million to $10 million insurance shortfall in the aftermath of a 2007 fire is winding down this fall with a bittersweet homecoming. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of condominiums in Sturtevant have a lot in common with their counterparts in Mount Pleasant. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Julie Denecker of League City seeks approximately $25,000 from Consolidated Concepts Inc. and Houston Community Management after the defendants turned her storm-damaged condominium into a staging area for work crews repairing other units, recent court documents say. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The homeowners association for Bermuda Palms evicted him because HOA fees were not paid by the homeowner Originally from Community Associations Network National
The homeowners association for Bermuda Palms evicted him because HOA fees were not paid by the homeowner Originally from Community Associations Network National
The longtime business manager for a Ledyard condominium association who embezzled nearly $300,000 to keep up with losses at area casinos was sentenced today to six months in prison Originally from Community Associations Network National
