My condo is sagging so much that a window company refuses to put in new windows. If my condo association condemns my unit, there are 3 other units attached, what will be my compensation, if any, and what happens to my equity.

At our condo association we sometimes charge a fee for the events. how much money are we allowed to keep in our treasury to stay not for profit. We have a President, Vice President and Treasurer and hold monthly meeting. The events are only open to owners and tenants, not outside guests.

Boards usually have one board member deal with the association attorney which usually is the President, When the board member goes to the attorney to have a lawsuit filed against an owner for enforcement of a violation that has not been corrected.

Is condo association responsible if the rebar in the concrete curb stop impales my car when I back up?

In MN if a timeshare bylaws states that their is a forever default proxy to the board of directors unless revoked, does the 515B statute for proxies to be good for 11 months and no longer than 3 years take precedence over these bylaws from 1982.

Im in litigation with my HOA over water and mold damage to my unit. I want to sell my unit. I will have to sell my unit at a significantly reduced price. Will my lawsuit be able to continue after I sell? Also, when it changes hand would the association now have to repair the damage?

My question is regarding the validity of a proxy based on the language in our Association’s Bylaws vs the WI State Statute. The Statute 703.15 4(d) states the following: Unit Owners May vote by proxy, but, the proxy is effective only for a maximum period of 180 days following its issuance

Section 11.109.1 of Maryland Condo Act use phrase "employees and personnel." Is there a difference between employees and personnel? Would a non-employee (contracted) property manager be considered "personnel" for the purpose of holding closed meeting.

I want to know why people are so ignorant that they abbreviate Homeowner's Association as HOA instead of the proper HA? Homeowner is one word not two.

Homeowner is filing a harassment suit because the Board sent written notice of rule violations. The notices concerned 2 entirely different issues. Does this homeowner have a case? Has anyone heard of this being done? It seems ridiculous but strange things sometimes happen