Tough times are especially tough on Southwest Florida’s condominium and homeowners’ associations, often faced with massive defections from the quarterly dues payments that provide the lifeblood of a community. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Three homeowners at a large condominium complex in Virginia Beach are suing their homeowners association over a special assessment levied on the condo owners last year. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Legislature has passed a bill making it easier for homeowner or condominium associations to file and record liens against property owners. The bill now awaits Gov. Butch Otter’s signature. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Treasure Coast condominium owners who have Chinese drywall and live in a subdivision governed by a community association could face some unanticipated legal consequences when removing the toxic wallboard from their homes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
“Leo Morrissette is just fantastic,” said Lyvie Beyrent on Monday of the man who around 7:20 a.m. Aug. 1 alerted the occupants of Unit 3 at the Brookside Crossing condominiums that smoke was coming from the attic area. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Cardinal Village condominium homeowners are opposing a $350,000 to $400,000 deck-replacement project, they say would nearly double the cost of their monthly association fees. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Hampton Woods’ problems aren’t unique. The lawn and landscape challenges faced by the condominium complex are shared by many homeowners, albeit on a smaller scale Originally from Community Associations Network National
A homeowners association has accused Mayor Toni Randall of making upgrades to her South Shore Harbour condo without getting authorization from the associations architectural review committee Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Community Association Manager Licensing Act went into effect July 1, and was the subject of much criticism at the November meeting of the Naperville Area Homeowners Confederation. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Archibald, a seasonal resident of Continental Villas, an age-restricted condominium community northwest of Loop 101 and McDonald Drive, said some residents’ insurers have been stalling, insisting that a supplemental disaster policy taken out by the community’s HOA should pay claims first. Originally from Community Associations Network National
