Year: 2023

Homeowner's associations play a crucial role in managing community living. This often includes setting guidelines for pet ownership. Establishing transparent and fair pet policies is essential for maintaining harmony and ensuring the well-being of residents and pets...

The Open Meeting Act, also known as the Sunshine Law, aims to enhance accountability and transparency in governing bodies. It mandates that all meetings of homeowners associations, including board and yearly meetings, must be accessible to all members. What this means...

Investment in commercial real estate has the potential to be lucrative. The right building could be the perfect hub for your business. That being said, it’s a significant investment that requires a lot of consideration.  Recognizing some of the more common mistakes...

If you wish to create a homeowners association (HOA), then you need to go about it in the correct way. Failing to do so could lead to future problems that ruin all your hard work. A nice new property can seem attractive to you and potential homeowners. Yet, you need...

Being on a Homeowners' Association (HOA) board can sometimes feel thankless. Never more so than when you face a lawsuit from one of the residents for whose benefit you are trying to manage the place. Here are some of the most frequent reasons homeowners or residents...

Connecticut law provides three resolution options for condominium-related disputes: participating in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) procedures, taking the conflict to court, or seeking intervention from the condominium association board. Most of the time, the...

One of the key responsibilities of HOAs is to enforce rules and regulations that ensure a harmonious living environment for all residents. Typically, these rules are outlined in the association's governing documents. These may pertain to issues like landscaping,...

Those who have managed a condo know that it’s common for residents to request certain conveniences and accommodations. As with any living situation, they may have unique needs that require special attention. This is especially true for residents with disabilities...

In every homeowners association (HOA) community, unexpected expenses such as large repairs or renovations can arise. When these situations occur, it may be necessary for the HOA to look for outside financing to cover the costs. However, this action requires careful...

Homeowners Associations (HOAs) play a crucial role in maintaining a neighborhood's aesthetic and structural integrity. When homeowners want to make changes to the exterior of their homes, such as adding a new fence or changing its paint color, they often need approval...