Condo owners could be looking at some changes in FHA lending rules that could negatively impact the price of their homes Originally from Community Associations Network National
A luxury Bayside condominium has been given the green light by a Queens court to sue its former law firm. The firm, Borah, Goldstein, Altschuler, Schwartz & Nahins, P.C., specializes in landlord/tenant suits. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Berlin accounting firm is under investigation for the alleged mismanagement and possible embezzlement of condominium association funds. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo owners could be looking at some changes in FHA lending rules that could negatively impact the price of their homes Originally from Community Associations Network National
More than two dozen buyers trying to recover deposits on the failed Palladio Terrace condo have filed a $2.5 million lawsuit against the Gunster Yoakley law firm, claiming the firm failed to properly guard their cash when it served as the condo’s escrow agent. Originally from National Community Associations News
But Kosenes fortunes turned with the market. About half the buyers have refused to close on their condos, and many are fighting in court to annul the contracts. At least 62 lawsuits are pending. Originally from National Community Associations News
Condo owners could be looking at some changes in FHA lending rules that could negatively impact the price of their homes Originally from National Community Associations News
Condo owners could be looking at some changes in FHA lending rules that could negatively impact the price of their homes Originally from National Community Associations News
But Kosenes fortunes turned with the market. About half the buyers have refused to close on their condos, and many are fighting in court to annul the contracts. At least 62 lawsuits are pending. Originally from National Community Associations News
But Kosenes fortunes turned with the market. About half the buyers have refused to close on their condos, and many are fighting in court to annul the contracts. At least 62 lawsuits are pending. Originally from National Community Associations News
