A complicated mortgage deal involving a crumbling Orlando condo complex has sparked a federal investigation and could leave taxpayers on the hook for millions of dollars. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Beach protection is needed so badly at Ocean Trail Condominiums that residents might pay for the $3 million job themselves. Originally from Community Associations Network National
I was fortunate to be invited as a guest last week at the Broward Workshops State of the County address where Governor Rick Scott was the keynote speaker. Governor Scott talked about running our State the way a CEO would run a successful company. As such, he talked about eliminating non-productive assets or services that [...]
A condominium association received sympathy from the Township Board but no waiver on $7,979 in late fees on overdue sewer bills. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In a cautionary tale of the gravitational pull that one owner can have on a building, Mr. Nahoum and his companion, Basia Milewicz, are being sued in State Supreme Court in Manhattan by the condominium, which says they owe $40,000 in common charges and late fees. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A bill approved by the House and Senate would preclude HOAs or condominium associations from barring residents from flying the Gadsden flag. The move, if approved by Gov. Jan Brewer, would give the black on yellow flag with a coiled rattle snake the same protected status as the U.S. flag, Originally from Community Associations Network [...]
The Legislature is moving swiftly toward adoption of a law that would make unenforceable condominium association rules against flying the American flag outside one’s property. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Snow Ball music festival cost a condo association more than $1,700, and they’re demanding the town pay the bills. Originally from Community Associations Network National
State Rep. Robert W. Megna (D-New Haven) on Wednesday praised the legislatures overwhelming approval of legislation he sponsored that would prohibit practices that could lead to influence-peddling in condominium association elections. The legislation (HB 6234) now goes to Gov. Dannel P. Malloy for his approval. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Legislature has unanimously passed a bill that would protect the right of condominium owners to rent out their units if they had that right when they bought the property. Originally from Community Associations Network National
