Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog
Insufficient Insurance Costs Association LOTS!!!
1 April 2024
Insurance policy language generally insures only what the condominium documents provide, not what state laws require. Having insufficient insurance can cost associations LOTS.
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Claims for When Developers Have TOO Much Control of Association
1 April 2024
Facts Montana Developer of three condominium-hotels at Big Sky Ski Resort sold units subject to Declarations that required “all unit owners to use [Developer], or ...
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Solar Panels – Can I get a Tax Credit for Installing Them?
1 April 2024
What you need to know:
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Fee Limits for Statutory Mandated Documents – How Much Can the Association Charge?
1 April 2024
Although fees for document disclosures may seem too high, the time and effort to litigate may not be worth it.
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Self-Dealing by Director is a Breach of Fiduciary Duty (Case 1)
1 April 2024
Facts Plaintiff, Coley, owns a home in an HOA, the Eskaton Village (“Association”). Two other Eskaton named entities (“Eskaton”) develop and support HOAs. A five-member ...
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Do Assessments Require Board Action – YES
1 April 2024
Desch v. South Fork of Hillsborough County II Homeowners Association, —So.3d— (2023). What you need to know:
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Free Money from your Association Insurer
1 April 2024
In Wisconsin condominium associations are required to insure all of the property (other than the personal property) of the unit owners. (See, Sections 703.17(1) and ...
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