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For the first time in years there is a glimmer of hope in the condo market. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Now they find themselves in a situation faced by a growing number of condo owners. As the foreclosure process stretches past the two-year mark, they are struggling to maintain the empty unit and stanch the bleeding in their homeowners association fund from lost assessments. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Buyers aren’t the only ones who have to pass lenders’ test; high percentage of rentals, foreclosed units put some condo buildings on ‘blackballed’ list Originally from Community Associations Network National

Ray Haarstick is an engineer and businessman who founded a company that makes software for private equity firms. He has zero fear of complex financial deals. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Ray Haarstick is an engineer and businessman who founded a company that makes software for private equity firms. He has zero fear of complex financial deals. Originally from Community Associations Network National

For the first time in years there is a glimmer of hope in the condo market. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Now they find themselves in a situation faced by a growing number of condo owners. As the foreclosure process stretches past the two-year mark, they are struggling to maintain the empty unit and stanch the bleeding in their homeowners association fund from lost assessments. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Now they find themselves in a situation faced by a growing number of condo owners. As the foreclosure process stretches past the two-year mark, they are struggling to maintain the empty unit and stanch the bleeding in their homeowners association fund from lost assessments. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Now they find themselves in a situation faced by a growing number of condo owners. As the foreclosure process stretches past the two-year mark, they are struggling to maintain the empty unit and stanch the bleeding in their homeowners association fund from lost assessments. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Along with 15 other Meridian owners, the Taddeos have sued the property’s developer and operator, alleging fraud, conspiracy and wrongful taking of furniture and funds. Originally from National Community Associations News