Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog
Fees for Self-Renters Who Don’t Enter the Rental Pool are Legal
Facts Association Board adopted a resolution that unit owners in the Association who self-rented but did not join the rental pool would need to pay ...
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Amendments to Condominium Documents MUST be Reasonable to be Valid
Facts In 2016, a Master Association adopted seven amendments to its declaration. The amendments addressed the Master Association’s authority to approve proposed uses of certain ...
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Enforcing Occupancy Requirements in Your Condominium
If your condominium association documents include restrictions on occupancy (how many people can reside in a unit), be aware of what the federal law states ...
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Turnover – Considerations for your Condominium Board of Directors and Officers
Is your condominium or homeowners association currently controlled by the declarant/developer? Would you like to be prepared when the developer is ready to hand over ...
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Your Condo Lien can be Prior to a Federal Tax Lien if you File it Correctly, Timely & for the Full Amount Due
Summary The United States District Court held that a prior recorded condominium lien had priority over a federal tax lien but only to the extent ...
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Can a New Capital Project be Paid by Annual Assessments – YES
Walsh v. Hawthorn Hills Owners of Rochester, Inc. 2023 WL 4144757, Not Reported in N.W.Rptr (Michigan, 2023) What you need to know:
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Rules that Target Children Really Target Your Association (for Discrimination Lawsuits)
Does your Association have rules that target children? Does your Association have rules that apply differently to children and adult residents within the community? The ...
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