As buildings on Belle Isle take on expensive major renovation projects, one homeowner association president has proposed there could be strength in numbers, and if several of the buildings worked together on key contracts it could translate into savings for unit owners. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Nevada State Contractors Board has reopened its investigation into the condo conversion at the Meridian, an upscale but financially shaky and lawsuit-ridden community Originally from Community Associations Network National
With home sales declining to record lows, many homeowners who can’t sell their homes are turning to rental brokers to ease their financial burden. Instead of paying the mortgage on an empty house, they opt to rent it to help cover the mortgage until the market turns around. However, things don’t always work out as [...]
A contractor who helped with construction of “Perkins Rowe” the upscale condo, shopping, and dining attraction in south Baton Rouge – says he is still owed millions of dollars for his work. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Gated communities are a hotbed of rumors. And dealing with them comes with the territory for homeowner and condo association board members and presidents. Originally from Community Associations Network National
It is difficult to figure out why the residents of one building in the Royal Stewart Arms condominium complex in Dunedin have spent four years arguing with each other rather than hastening to discover why their building is cracking and then fixing it. Originally from Community Associations Network National
It is difficult to figure out why the residents of one building in the Royal Stewart Arms condominium complex in Dunedin have spent four years arguing with each other rather than hastening to discover why their building is cracking and then fixing it. Originally from National Community Associations News
It is difficult to figure out why the residents of one building in the Royal Stewart Arms condominium complex in Dunedin have spent four years arguing with each other rather than hastening to discover why their building is cracking and then fixing it. 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
A contractor who helped with construction of “Perkins Rowe” the upscale condo, shopping, and dining attraction in south Baton Rouge – says he is still owed millions of dollars for his work. Originally from National Community Associations News
