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Covenant Enforcement: Violating the Fair Housing Act by Assessing Fines and Penalties

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The number of cases alleging discrimination on race-based or sex-based violations of the Fair Housing Amendments Act (FHAA) is legion. Under the Fair Housing Amendments Act (FHAA), it is unlawful “to discriminate against any person in the terms, conditions, or privileges of sale or rental of a dwelling, or in the provision of services orGo to Resource

Bankruptcy and Collections: What you need to know

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Winter is fast approaching and you may be wondering how your association is going to pay its bills if there is another bad winter.  Your delinquencies may be up and you see no hope in collecting all the money that is due.  Then the delinquent homeowner who was paying files bankruptcy.  Your frustration turns toGo to Resource

A Practical Approach to Collecting Association Assessments

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Introduction Collecting assessments is the life blood of community associations.  The Board of Directors has a fiduciary duty to collect assessments from owners.  If the board of directors fails to fulfill its fiduciary responsibility to ensure that assessments are received from all owners in a timely manner, it will, in many instances, be unable toGo to Resource

10 Ways To Weather The Economic Slowdown

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Now that the economy is officially in a recession, there are a number of ways that an association can prepare for the inevitable increase in delinquent assessments so that the impact on association revenue is minimized.  The following are steps every board should consider taking. Adopt a formal collection policy.  Adopting a formal collection policyGo to Resource

Harassment In HOAs: Defining and Preventing Unacceptable Behavior

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Unacceptable Behavior The condominium association’s board of directors has just approved a large special assessment to finance the replacement of an aging heating and cooling system, and owners are not pleased, to say the least.  But the decision infuriates one owner in particular.  He shouts obscenities at the board during the meeting and continues toGo to Resource

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