Imagine the following scenario: you are a general contractor hired to construct a condominium complex. Your role is supervisory, since you enter into contracts for each aspect of the work with subcontractors. Unfortunately, as is so often the case on construction projects, mistakes are made-the flashing around the windows is installed backwards. Originally from Community [...]
BACK in November, my bank sent my wife and me a letter asking that we provide proof of flood insurance for the condominium we own in Florida. We did. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When it comes to protecting condominiums and homeowners communities from hurricanes, Florida law may not require as much property insurance as you may think – or need. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Own a condo? Your condo insurance policy would cover any possessions destroyed as the result of an act of terror. But damage to common areas such as roofs, pools and hallways would not be covered unless the condominium association purchased terrorism coverage in the associations own policy. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The worst example I have heard of involves Raj Jain, whose expensive Bridgeport condo burned May 10 and he discovered that his four-unit complex had no fire insurance. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Dolphin Tower’s insurer has rejected the condominium’s claim for money to repair roughly $8 million worth of structural damage, according to a federal court filing. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Dolphin Tower’s insurer has rejected the condominium’s claim for money to repair roughly $8 million worth of structural damage, according to a federal court filing. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Dolphin Tower’s insurer has rejected the condominium’s claim for money to repair roughly $8 million worth of structural damage, according to a federal court filing. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The worst example I have heard of involves Raj Jain, whose expensive Bridgeport condo burned May 10 and he discovered that his four-unit complex had no fire insurance. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Own a condo? Your condo insurance policy would cover any possessions destroyed as the result of an act of terror. But damage to common areas such as roofs, pools and hallways would not be covered unless the condominium association purchased terrorism coverage in the associations own policy. Originally from Community Associations Network National
