“Its like a second job,” said Joseph Iacono, the president of the board of a newly self-managed condo on 19th Street in the Flatiron district. “Some agency is always sending some notice that someone has to deal with. Guess who gets to deal with that?” Originally from Community Associations Network National
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
Daniel Neiditch, President of the Board for Atelier Condos on West 42nd Street in New York City, filed a lawsuit last Wednesday against two condo owners and three former employees, alleging that they published defamatory statements on various websites and blogs (defunct), as well as on Twitter (also defunct). Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo associations, developers and lenders across the nation are trying innovative tactics to save themselves from financial disaster amid the foreclosure crisis Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Housing Authority recently purchased 14 condominiums with the intent of turning them into subsidized housing, a move that outraged residents who paid full price and are now worried about their property values. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Oh, one more thing. If your condo isn’t FHA approved, you should see what your condo board is doing to obtain approval. That is the most attractive form of financing right now for condos, and absent that, sales will be more difficult and/or at lower prices. Originally from National Community Associations News
Daniel Neiditch, President of the Board for Atelier Condos on West 42nd Street in New York City, filed a lawsuit last Wednesday against two condo owners and three former employees, alleging that they published defamatory statements on various websites and blogs (defunct), as well as on Twitter (also defunct). Originally from National Community Associations News
Condo associations, developers and lenders across the nation are trying innovative tactics to save themselves from financial disaster amid the foreclosure crisis Originally from National Community Associations News
The Housing Authority recently purchased 14 condominiums with the intent of turning them into subsidized housing, a move that outraged residents who paid full price and are now worried about their property values. Originally from National Community Associations News
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