Condominium and homeowner associations are often eager to monitor and screen prospective tenants in their communities. The screening process typically requires submission of an application with information necessary to conduct background and credi...

The Founding Fathers anticipated that the United States Constitution would need to adapt to changing preferences of the nation as the country grew and established itself. An association’s declaration of covenants is akin to the community’s constit...

Special assessments are a necessary yet unpopular facet of life in any community association, though they tend to be more prevalent in condominium associations. A special assessment is an assessment levied over and above an association’s annual bu...

Condominium associations offer their residents many perks not found in neighborhoods with single family homes, including shared maintenance expenses and various amenities. However, the close proximity of neighbors to one another often leads to iss...

Condominium and homeowner association assessments, or maintenance fees, are the lifeblood of any community association. These assessments, whether collected monthly, quarterly, or annually fund the association’s operations and ensure it is well m...