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Condo cannot collect safe harbor from mortgagee after foreclosure

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Court explains “safe harbor” and says:

“individualized charges, such as interest, late fees, collection costs and attorney’s fees do not fit within the statutory or common sense understanding of “regular periodic assessments”

A …

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Federal Lawsuit Filed Against HOAs for Overcharges

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HOAs are being sued in federal court for charging more fees, costs and assessments than permitted by law.

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What Rules and Regulations are Enforceable?

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I am often asked by readers whether guest restrictions are enforceable. Residents often want to know whether the Association can require them to notify management when guests arrive or whether it is appropriate to require guests to register with the …

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Condos, HOAs and Coops Will Have the Ability to Demand Rent

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SB 1196 Includes New Remedies for Collecting Money Owed to Associations.

Community leaders and managers have complained for years about investor owner delinquencies.  Why should the owner continue to collect …

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SB 1196 Becomes Law: New Condo/HOA Regulations

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SB 1196 contains significant changes for community associations.  

Governor Crist had until June 1, 2010 to act on SB 1196.  While I have included bullet point explanations of some of the changes, over the next few …

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