2 of first 5 such units sold at Midtown Square were to people making more than the maximum, despite the city’s effort to add affordable housing. Originally from National Community Associations News
Apparently, condominium owners and an exterminating company have not been able to work the bugs out of a lawsuit that contended that improper inspection and treatment left residents’ homes ravaged by termites. Originally from National Community Associations News
Apparently, condominium owners and an exterminating company have not been able to work the bugs out of a lawsuit that contended that improper inspection and treatment left residents’ homes ravaged by termites. Originally from National Community Associations News
Oh, one more thing. If your condo isn’t FHA approved, you should see what your condo board is doing to obtain approval. That is the most attractive form of financing right now for condos, and absent that, sales will be more difficult and/or at lower prices. Originally from National Community Associations News
Oh, one more thing. If your condo isn’t FHA approved, you should see what your condo board is doing to obtain approval. That is the most attractive form of financing right now for condos, and absent that, sales will be more difficult and/or at lower prices. Originally from National Community Associations News
But before she moved in, the dues rose notably — and the concierge ended up on duty just six hours a day. Originally from National Community Associations News
But before she moved in, the dues rose notably — and the concierge ended up on duty just six hours a day. Originally from National Community Associations News
When the buyers at El Cortez signed stacks of papers to purchase their condos in fall 2004 and 2005, they signed a two-page item called a “repurchase addendum.” Buyers say it was marketed to them as a protection — if they had any qualms with the developer over the construction or design of the project, [...]
When the buyers at El Cortez signed stacks of papers to purchase their condos in fall 2004 and 2005, they signed a two-page item called a “repurchase addendum.” Buyers say it was marketed to them as a protection — if they had any qualms with the developer over the construction or design of the project, [...]
Life in an association is a microcosm of life in the world at large. People of deficient character touch us daily, in the corporate world, in the political realm, in the athletic world, in law enforcement. Why should things be different in the condo association world? Originally from National Community Associations News
