New rules from Fannie Mae that tighten lending requirements for condo buyers could give buyers a new way to walk away from their contracts – and recoup their deposits. Already, condo developers have seen a higher rate of buyers foregoing deposits or suing to get their earnest money back. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Every year, it seems, we hear about a management company owner who makes off with his clients accounts or an employee who embezzles a condominium associations funds. Originally from Community Associations Network National
So many units are in foreclosure that Bodine is one of the few owners still paying maintenance fees. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents at an entire condominium complex paid good money to update the laundry rooms, but the purchase led to problems. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The original conversion craze got going in earnest in 2004 as developers, faced with a huge demand by speculators for property, got in early and made a lot of money but those who were still playing the game in 2006 found themselves unable to sell at a profit. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The original conversion craze got going in earnest in 2004 as developers, faced with a huge demand by speculators for property, got in early and made a lot of money but those who were still playing the game in 2006 found themselves unable to sell at a profit. Originally from National Community Associations News
Vandals left anarchy symbols and vulgar messages on the doors and walls at the Steel Haus Condos in the Plaza-Midwood community. Originally from National Community Associations News
Pest controllers returned Monday for a third time this year to fumigate buildings in a condominium complex, following a court order last week that compelled some residents to hand over their keys. Originally from National Community Associations News
New rules from Fannie Mae that tighten lending requirements for condo buyers could give buyers a new way to walk away from their contracts – and recoup their deposits. Already, condo developers have seen a higher rate of buyers foregoing deposits or suing to get their earnest money back. Originally from National Community Associations News
Every year, it seems, we hear about a management company owner who makes off with his clients accounts or an employee who embezzles a condominium associations funds. Originally from National Community Associations News
