The developer has not turned over your association but should have or the developer is about to turn over the association, but has not told you what that means. This Vlog will tell you what you need to know in 60 seconds. Want to learn more about Wisconsin condominium and HOA law from experienced condo […]
Association/Developer Turnover Process in Less Than 1 Minute Read More »
Declarant/Developers of Community Associations love to reserve themselves rights within the Declaration that extend far beyond their Declarant control powers. This is nothing new. But when a Homeowners Association puts it foot down, who will end up on top? It depends on how all the sections in the Declaration read together, and as this case
Post-Turnover Declarant Rights? Think Again…This One has a Happy Ending for the HOA Read More »
Picture this: an urban condominium complex and neighboring apartment building, built by the same developer, with one parking garage between the two. The condominium owners were led to believe that the garage belonged to them as a common element; however, just before turning over control to the unit owners, the developer/declarant secretly recorded an easement
Turnover From Developer—Unfair Easement Read More »
Facts Seaside is an 80-acre development in Florida. In the 1980’s the developer recorded declarations for nine separate neighborhood associations. The language in each of the declarations are identical, providing the association with “the right to enforce, by any proceedings at law or in equity, all restrictions, conditions, covenants, reservations, liens and charges now or
Association Can Assign Enforcement Authority to a Manager Read More »
