Ray Haarstick is an engineer and businessman who founded a company that makes software for private equity firms. He has zero fear of complex financial deals. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Many condominium and homeowner association owners take it for granted that their grass gets cut, their building gets cleaned and painted, association bills get paid, assessments collected, association meetings are properly held and the association business gets done. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Experts in the field say more condo owners are facing foreclosure for relatively minor debts: Months of unpaid condominium association dues. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When Nik-ki Coles first saw a luxury condo building going up near her Crown Heights home, she took it as a sign the neighborhood had finally turned a corner. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of a condo complex last night raised concerns about new rules that some are calling “not family friendly” at the monthly Board of Managers meeting. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When Barry Coe opened his 2009 property tax assessment letter from the county recently, he was shocked to see that the assessed value of his home had jumped by $100,000. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Strahan explained that he has to follow state guidelines, including a Supreme Court ruling that the condos are classified as transient housing. Originally from Community Associations Network National
He said there are roughly 30 people involved in the suit, including those represented by a homeowner’s association connected to the Fairway 12 Condominiums Originally from Community Associations Network National
Their condo association had discovered just one day before that the $215,000 they had in reserves had vanished. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Federal Housing Administration began enforcing new rules Monday that it said will help more condominium buyers qualify for mortgages. Originally from Community Associations Network National
