I am a new president in the state of Connecticut and one of our former board members wants all the financial information. I told her that when I was an owner, and she was a board member, she told me I wasn't supposed to get hat information.

Our condo association is charging unit owners back for repairs that are made to common areas. What they are doing is, paying for the repairs out of the common charges

We are in the process of removing our current BOD. The letter has been received by the secretary, but a meeting hasn't been set yet. We will most likely need to have our own special meeting.

Can I claim the special assessment as a property expenses for income tax purposes?

Our Condo Board president asked unit owners not to send e-mails. In every memo the board sent, they asked us to contact via e-mail, phone or postal mail.

Newly appointed Co-op President unclear on confidentiality rules for financial info amongst co-op.

Condo owner upsets Board, now past BOD meeting minutes being withheld from them. What are their Rights?

Options when past co-op president won't sign over accounts and documents to new president

Condo unit grounds repairs due to mother nature...who should be responsible?

How can we make our Connecticut condo association board of directors election stand as a valid one?