Ferro said hes now in foreclosure with the bank. He cannot sue due to a clause in his contract. He must instead handle any disputes through mediation and arbitration. He said his arbitration date is a year away. He said he just wants his money back. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Nearly half of the homes at Regency Square Condominiums in North Charleston, a 110-unit complex near Charleston Air Force Base, are winding through the lengthy legal foreclosure process after the owner who converted them from apartments couldn’t find buyers. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Investigators said Friday there was no working smoke detector in a North Charleston condo where fire broke out Thursday, killing the owner. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Investigators said Friday there was no working smoke detector in a North Charleston condo where fire broke out Thursday, killing the owner. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Investigators said Friday there was no working smoke detector in a North Charleston condo where fire broke out Thursday, killing the owner. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Fifteen months later, the condominiums still are uninhabitable. The outside landscaping still is torn up, leaving a blight on the 170-unit complex and keeping two families from returning to their homes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
“I was going to go back and talk to our HOA, cause I’m on our safety committee there, and I think this is tremendous,” said Donna Morton, who lives in a condo in the Barefoot community. “I would like to see our community get involved.” Originally from Community Associations Network National
Ferro said hes now in foreclosure with the bank. He cannot sue due to a clause in his contract. He must instead handle any disputes through mediation and arbitration. He said his arbitration date is a year away. He said he just wants his money back. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Millions of dollars are missing from the Atlantic Palms Resort condominium development in Myrtle Beach, including deposits from investors who never received their units, a situation real estate experts say points out a glaring weakness in South Carolina’s real estate laws. Originally from National Community Associations News
A group of Mount Pleasant property owners says Charleston County is overcharging them and thousands of other residents for garbage service, dumping an extra $500,000 into county coffers each Originally from National Community Associations News
