Here’s the underlying problem when people move for the first time into a condominium or a homeowners association community: They never read the fine print. Heck, they never read any of the paperwork! Originally from Community Associations Network National
For urban high-rise dwellers, social activities and gathering spaces go a long way in fostering a sense of community. And even for those residents who treasure privacy, the idea of making connections can be appealing Originally from Community Associations Network National
CAN provides national and state RSS news feeds for condo and HOA information Originally from Community Associations Network National
The converted condo community has installed a high-tech virtual access control kiosk created by the Whitestone Group, a Columbus, Ohio-based security company that has a regional office in Naples. Originally from Community Associations Network National
South Florida condominium and homeowners communities that have foreclosed on delinquent owners have been stimied by a state law limiting what boards can get from a bank for past due assessments to 12 months or one percent of the original mortgage. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Earley pays nearly $350 a month to her condo association. A recent development has Earley and her neighbors scratching their heads. Now they say they don’t know where their money has gone. Originally from Community Associations Network National
During its 2011 general session, the Utah Legislature passed several bills that will impact community associations (condominiums, HOAs and PUDs) and their residents. Two of those bills take effect on July 1, impacting collection practices and insurance coverages for all associations and their members. Originally from Community Associations Network National
During its 2011 general session, the Utah Legislature passed several bills that will impact community associations (condominiums, HOAs and PUDs) and their residents. Two of those bills take effect on July 1, impacting collection practices and insurance coverages for all associations and their members. Originally from Community Associations Network National
South Florida condominium and homeowners communities that have foreclosed on delinquent owners have been stimied by a state law limiting what boards can get from a bank for past due assessments to 12 months or one percent of the original mortgage. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Community Associations Network links to the latest condo & HOA news, articles and blogs, all available on our home page and through this RSS feed Originally from Community Associations Network National
