Filed under: News, Investing, Other The closest thing to a sure bet in real estate may be going to college. Investments in college towns — places where the community is shaped by a university’s presence — have done well while other niches in the housing market have, for the most part, fallen off the Dean’s [...]
Alyssa Burrage says she was smoked out of her new $405,000 condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A veteran from the war in the Persian Gulf is disputing a fine levied by the Fox Point at Redstone Association. Snyderville Basin resident Tom Burton lives in a condo at Kimball Junction with his emotional support dog. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The president of a Clearwater condo community was arrested Friday, accused of using her community association position to scam a Dunedin woman out of almost $300,000. Originally from Community Associations Network National
If you haven’t heard by now, Charlie Sheen is winning on an unprecedented scale all across America. If you’ve missed out on Sheen’s media rounds early this week, please do yourself a favor and get out from the rock under which you’ve been living, as sheen has staked a strong claim to the [...]
If you haven’t heard by now, Charlie Sheen is winning on an unprecedented scale all across America. If you’ve missed out on Sheen’s media rounds early this week, please do yourself a favor and get out from the rock under which you’ve been living, as sheen has staked a strong claim to the [...]
In Massachusetts, for instance, foreclosures on condominiums outnumber those on single-family houses, which triggers problems for owners of nearby units and condo associations Originally from Community Associations Network National
Did you reveal every shred of history about your home or condo when you sold it? Real estate disclosure laws have progressively become more far-reaching all over the U.S. Last month, however, a California court made an important disclosure ruling. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development today announced that it is charging an Atlanta condominium association, a local real estate company, and its agent with housing discrimination for refusing to sell to families with children Originally from Community Associations Network National
Alyssa Burrage says she was smoked out of her new $405,000 condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National
