The homeowners and their respective boards most probably need to invest $25,000-35,000 per unit into renovation of the project. Also, it is highly likely that the reserves are not in place to affect the renovation. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Mitzy the cat has got to go. That was the message embedded in a court summons that 88-year-old Bea Garza and her husband, Ron, received at the doorstep of their condo Originally from Community Associations Network National
“State-Of-The-Art” System Proving Costly, But Residents Aren’t Unanimous On Whether To Change It Originally from Community Associations Network National
If the folks who run the condo association at Vista Pines were trying to prove their mighty authority, mission accomplished. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Broward County government is poised to sue a 55-and-older condo in Coconut Creeks Wynmoor community for trying to evict a younger man. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Sarah Eisenberg has lived through many storms in her 96 years, but the ominous forecast she faces these days comes from the association that runs her condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National
If the folks who run the condo association at Vista Pines were trying to prove their mighty authority, mission accomplished. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When railroad entrepreneur Bill Savage purchased several train cars in the 1970′s he intended to include them in a railroad attraction. However, two of the cars ended up abandoned on a lot in Ormond Beach. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In a lawsuit that has stretched over two years, two courts and three judges, the condo association of a 55-and-over complex is trying to get rid of a Tampa couple, both of whom are 44. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The condo association has already spent $37,000 to investigate the problem and cover a small portion of the property. Overall costs could go into the hundreds of thousands of dollars depending on how widespread the problem turns out to be. Originally from Community Associations Network National
