The Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) released its Sunset Review for the HOA Information and Resource Office on October 15, 2019 (Report). This article summarizes that Report and makes some observations. Please review the Report and draw your own conclusions. This article contains the opinions of the author, and not the opinions or positions ofGo to Article
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Looks like snow is coming this Thursday. Yet I am still running around in shorts and sandals, and I definitely have not checked my tires yet!! With winter conditions right around the corner, it’s time for associations to review their snow removal contracts. So what should be included in these contracts? Below is a checklist ofGo to Article
It is our great privilege, and we are so pleased to announce, that Kiki N. Dillie has been promoted to partner at Altitude Community Law P.C.! Kiki joined the firm in 2008 and, except for a brief time away, has been a critical member of the Altitude team. While she has focused mainly onGo to Article
If you need continuing education credits for your real estate license, look no further! Altitude Community Education (“ACE”) is proud to announce it has been approved by DORA to offer continuing education credits for your real estate license. We currently offer three full-day classes (providing eight credits per class) during various times of the yearGo to Article
When a Board becomes aware of a Public Trustee foreclosure proceeding, their first question is usually “What does this mean for us?” If the homeowner is delinquent in their assessments, then the Association has a lien against the property. Assuming it is the first mortgage foreclosing against that homeowner (as opposed to a second mortgage),Go to Article