By: Kristie Leff One of the most important functions of condominium boards is the assessment and collection of common charges. Without a properly funded budget the association will not be able to pay its expense, maintain the property, pay insurance premiums, or fund...
Month: October 2018
We are the advocates on whom home owners associations (HOAs) and real estate owners rely when they have legal concerns. We are Bender Anderson and Barba, P.C.
Month: October 2018
Month: October 2018
Enforcing pooper scooper rules: a messy road, to say the least
By: Andrea Dunn Every Association has dealt with the complaints. One (or more) unit owner who refuses to clean up after their dog. It seems like such an easy thing for a unit owner to do, but for whatever reason, certain unit owners don’t find it necessary to bag...
Evicting Tenants Under CIOA and Landlord/Tenant Statutes: Statutory Requirements and Procedures Must be Followed to Avoid Dismissal
By: Barbara G. Hager and Kristie Leff Under the Common Interest Ownership Act associations have the right to evict problematic tenants who violate the Declaration, Bylaws, Rules or Regulations of the association. Associations can evict tenants even though the...
Challenges in Collections for Common Interest Communities – Part 3
By: Ronald J. Barba Now comes the lawsuit. After all the warning notices from the association and demand letters from counsel, the collection turns into a foreclosure matter. The sixty-day notice requirement having elapsed, a complaint is drafted and served upon the...