A Federal Housing Administration rule that went into effect last week will make it more difficult to obtain mortgage loans on condominiums, according to an attorney Originally from Community Associations Network National
Several dozen homeowners in a condo complex are slated to receive $1.75 million in loans from the city to fund repairs the residents say they can’t afford to pay for out of their own pockets Originally from Community Associations Network National
Q: I’m interested in purchasing a condominium from an owner who bought it from the developer several years ago. The building contains 45 units and was built in the 1960s. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Your property management company may be making money off your condo association’s insurance policy. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge denied a request Monday to reduce the scope and cost of remediation work at the 26-unit, four-story condominium building at 770 Sandy St. condemned last May for shoddy construction. Originally from Community Associations Network National
She and 131 other Wellington Place owners came a step closer to getting the repairs March 3 when Campbell Circuit Judge Julie Reinhardt Ward declined to reconsider a $3.8 million judgment against Erpenbeck builder’s insurance carries, Ohio Casualty and West American. Originally from Community Associations Network National
On the 13th day of the 2011 Florida Legislative Session, House leaders proposed draconian deregulation measures for Condominiums, Cooperatives, Timeshares, Mobile homes, as well as Homeowners Association and Community Association Managers. Almost two weeks after the deadline to file legislation, legislators bypassed standard procedural rules and attempted to fast track these changes using special budget [...]
Members of a Far West Side condominium association are questioning the city’s policy regarding who would pay for installation of a traffic signal in their neighborhood, according to a letter association officials sent to city staff last week. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Moving can be a stressful time for anyone. To make it easier, we’ve come up with a few basic guidelines to make the process easier. Follow these steps- before, during, and after your big move into a new house, apartment or condo. Before you move: Set the date. Be sure to set the date about a month in [...]
Q: I own a painting company. I recently filed a lien against a condominium association that hired me to paint the outside of the condominium building. The president tells me that my lien is no good because it had to list all of the owners. Is that right? Originally from Community Associations Network National
