The wear marks of Michigan’s poor economy are appearing in some of metro Detroit’s tidiest neighborhoods, where annual condo and homeowner association fees have traditionally kept things looking good. Originally from Community Associations Network National
With more condominium owners defaulting on their mortgages, condo associations in Maine are seeking relief. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Florida condo owner Rosa Mendozas upstairs neighbor has bought a new home, let his unit slide into foreclosure and quit paying condo-association fees Originally from Community Associations Network National
Piles of trash, rotten siding and broken windows. Thats what greets you when you enter the Springside Condominium complex on Macon Drive in Southwest Atlanta. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Many local condos went into foreclosure when owners couldn’t pay up in Seminole County. WFTV found one condo Homeowners Association [HOA] in Seminole County that’s now going to court to protect owners from paying the fees that bank foreclosures owe. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A dispute over unpaid condo fees that landed a jersey barrier in front of one unit at Shepherds Hill condos has the owner and tenant embroiled in a blame game, while the condo association said it just wants its dues Originally from Community Associations Network National
The residents of an entire Margate condominium complex could be kicked out of their homes because their homeowners’ association cannot afford the water bill. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Speculators or “flippers” unable to keep up maintenance fees and mortgages and buyers given loans they couldn’t afford have spiked the number of condominium foreclosures in Brevard County. Originally from National Community Associations News
On the third anniversary of Hurricane Wilma, many Florida homeowners and condominium associations have yet to be paid for insurance claims. Natural disaster attorney Alan Garfinkel of the law firm of Katzman Garfinkel Rosenbaum advises that it’s still not too late to file an original claim from the storm. Originally from National Community Associations News
The wear marks of Michigan’s poor economy are appearing in some of metro Detroit’s tidiest neighborhoods, where annual condo and homeowner association fees have traditionally kept things looking good. Originally from National Community Associations News
