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A father and daughter are fighting a condo association about a dog that has a special meaning to the family. Originally from Community Associations Network National

The owners of a luxury condominium in Battery Park City are suing for $1.5 million in damages because they say the eco-friendly building isn’t green enough. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Residents in an Orange County condominium community say their association is being grossly mismanaged and no one will step in to help them. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Residents in an Orange County condominium community say their association is being grossly mismanaged and no one will step in to help them. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Susan had no idea what she was in for when her roommate Lisa moved in. During the waking hours Lisa was very shy and quiet, and seemed like she’d make an OK roommate. However, when the lights went out Lisa suffered from vivid nightmares and would bang her head against the headboard throughout the night. [...]

“In most cases, an association has a duty to allow people to live in peace,” Silver said. “If the association does not do this, it can be sued for breach of duty. Originally from Community Associations Network National

They say they can’t afford special charges for repairs, and their condo manager says if they can’t pay, the seniors may end up living in the dark. Originally from Community Associations Network National

To beat the bad economy, many South Florida investor-owners of homes and condominiums are collecting rent from tenants but skipping out on their own association fees Originally from Community Associations Network National

Forget poolside cabanas, private tennis courts and pampering spa treatments. Condominium owners at Opus South Corp.’s luxurious La Serena development are probably happy just to have electricity these days. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Without the maintenance dues, condo associations have no income with which to pay their utilities such as water, salaries and even their insurance policy. This one is a particular important as no lender will provide a mortgage loan unless the association has an updated insurance policy Originally from Community Associations Network National