The worst housing crisis and economic crash since the Great Depression have created a dangerous financial storm that threatens to destroy thousands of shared ownership communities (condominiums, co-ops and homeowners associations) throughout the United States. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Gulf Breeze condominium association is refocusing its oversight practices after an estimated $114,000 was embezzled from its coffers by a former business manager. Originally from Community Associations Network National
This week the condo association in this Stockton community listened to several complaints about stray dogs and cats. They decided Baker’s cat must obey the same rules as dogs. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Maryland Commission Of Human Relations sued the Columbia Park Condominium Association and American Community Management for discrimination Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of Hillcrest Village in East Bridgewater learned a hard fiscal lesson when they let one person control the condo associations money. Originally from Community Associations Network National
For most of the seven years she was president of a Century Village condo board, Rosemary Leslie Darrigan systematically bled more than $33,000 from its accounts to feed her gambling addiction, authorities say. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When condo resident Joe Brown discovered the condo community’s sausage, intended for a pancake breakfast, had been stolen he knew exactly what he had to do. Originally from Community Associations Network National
After paying huge assessments for repairs after Hurricane Wilma, condo owners at the Monaco Beach Club have filed a class-action lawsuit, seeking damages for an insurance claim gone wrong. Originally from Community Associations Network National
They called with a plea after receiving a notice stating their grandchildren could no longer visit them at the Penthouse Greens complex because they had reached the maximum number of visits within a calender year, which is 30. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Mays Landing condominium association has agreed to pay a medically-disabled resident $10,000 and forgive thousands of dollars more in maintenance fees owed by the woman to resolve allegations that it unlawfully discriminated by failing to accommodate her disability, the Division on Civil Rights said Wednesday. Originally from Community Associations Network National
