Do you know of an association that imposes fines but does not have a written policy about imposition of fines? If so, you may want to tell that association it’s in violation of CCIOA! Pursuant to Section 209.5(2) of CCIOA, an association may not impose fines against owners unless it has a “fine policy” inGo to Resource
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Board members and managers, if you are needing a covenant violation lien, please print and complete form then return to Altitude Community Law. Remember you must submit all violation letters sent to the homeowner with this form. Return to: Altitude Community Law 555 Zang Street, Suite 100 Lakewood, Colorado 80228 or via email at [email protected]
We all want easy answers to difficult problems but collection agencies may not be the answer you’re looking for. With the growing number of delinquent accounts some associations may consider using a collection agency. The belief is that collection agencies will be cheaper than law firms and perhaps, get better results. Before heading to aGo to Resource
When you are dealing with a delinquent owner it is often helpful to understand the psychology behind the owner’s emotional behavior. There are four general behavioral categories: The Grizzly Bear – the delinquent owner will be offended and on guard or unnecessarily aggressive during conversation about the unpaid assessments The ChickenGo to Resource
One of the most annoying things that can happen to an association is to have a mechanic’s lien filed against association property. The lien, until the lienor is paid, can block the sale of every unit in the association. An association may pay a contractor in full and still have a mechanic’s lien filed ifGo to Resource