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A group of Mount Pleasant property owners says Charleston County is overcharging them and thousands of other residents for garbage service, dumping an extra $500,000 into county coffers each

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Several hundred raucous, often angry Bay Island residents failed Thursday to resolve their dispute over allocation of maintenance costs.

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With many lenders already casting a wary eye on condo loans because of their default rate, Fannie Mae has upped the ante by adding a fee of .75 percent of the loan amount of a 30-year fixed mortgage, for borrowers who put down 25 percent of the purchase price or less, effective April 1.

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Bartell, a retired dentist who has lived at Century Village in West Palm Beach for more than 20 years, is refusing to pay a $100 fee for a background check on himself.

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Pat Elliott has owned a condo at the Victorian Condominiums since 1987, but the notice she just received could mean the end of her time here, and the end of her lifestyle, because her electricity could be cut off May 1.

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I often hear the question, “Why is this condo fee so high?” from both potential buyers as well as agents. But I ask the opposite question of some condominiums, “Is this condo fee too low?”

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The Jacobs Pond Estates condominium association will have to pay $10,000 in back fees, but will not have to pay $5,000 a year as required by a rule imposed by the Norwell Conservation Commission.

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In a case closely watched by other condominium associations, a small Clearwater Beach complex has moved a step toward evicting an owner who owes thousands of dollars in maintenance fees.

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A local condominium complex is in turmoil after its owners association’s board of directors decided to play hardball with residents who are delinquent – “jersey barriers” block drives

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Some condo owners in Va. Beach say a $24,000-per-owner assessment for repairs and renovations is too much.

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