IL: Plucky community group alerted sheriff to evictions
Some believe there are as many as 200 such fraudulent condo conversions now in foreclosure in Chicago
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Some believe there are as many as 200 such fraudulent condo conversions now in foreclosure in Chicago
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In the case of community common spaces, planting schemes come with all kinds of strings attached that require early resolution.
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As the recession widens and more people lose their jobs, some condo and homeowner associations are having trouble collecting fees to pay for upkeep of walking trails, pools and landscaping.
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Early signs show that lawmakers could pass even more sweeping community association laws compared to those passed last year which focused on condominium laws.
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A home owners association is suing a Monongalia County housing complex for defective development, negligent construction and misleading marketing.
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Has a squatter moved into your community? That’s the case for The Circle Villa Condominium Association in Lauderhill. “We have at least several unit-owner squatters and one renter squatter,” said Dorine Neal, president of the 96-unit condo association. “The numbers are growing in this economy.”
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Gary Agnello has heard just about every excuse from condo owners angling to pay monthly assessments late. He’s managed community associations and apartment buildings for about 30 years, and seen the numbers of owners turning to such excuses swell dramatically in recent years as the economy soured.
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Condominium associations across the nation are struggling to pay their bills as cash-strapped owners fall behind on monthly dues
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Every resident is living through the same headaches as the buildings in the East Naples community off Rattlesnake Hammock Road are getting a major overhaul because of structural defects.
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Currently, community associations have the right to use foreclosure as the ultimate delinquent assessment collection tool when owners in the community do not pay their apportioned share of the common expenses and reserves. Foreclosure is the enforcement device that allows a creditor, in this case a homeowners association, to force the sale of an owners [...]