Real Estate Q&A: How Should Condo Board Tell New Residents About Fee Increase?
(TNS)—Q: How should the board member interviewing new residents in our condominium association handle knowing there will be a significant ...
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Real Estate Q&A: The Association Says I Missed Payments. I Say I Didn’t. Now What?
(TNS)—Q: For the last several months, my condo association has accused me of missing two payments from several years ago ...
Real Estate Q&A: Our Condo Board Is Dragging Its Feet on Approving Our Buyer. What Can We Do?
(TNS)— Q: We are selling our condo, and closing is fast approaching. Our condo board is dragging its feet on ...
Surfside’s Champlain Towers South Site on the Market. Live Bidding Planned
(TNS)—The Champlain Towers South property in Surfside, Florida, officially hit the market on Monday, after a private bidder offered $120 ...
Real Estate Q&A: How Do We Correct the Size of Our Condo in Association’s Documents?
(TNS)—Q: In our condo, all the units have two bedrooms, but some are slightly larger and pay $40 more in ...
Real Estate Q&A: Can a Condo Community Post Speed Limit Signs?
(TNS)—Q: I live in a small condominium community. Several residents are complaining about speeding vehicles and delivery trucks. We are ...
Real Estate Q&A: Can the HOA Force Me to Paint My House a Color They Chose?
(TNS)—Q: When I bought my home 16 years ago, I picked my lot, floorplan, brick and paint color from the ...
How to Tell If a Tired Landlord May Be Ready to List
As a real estate agent, you know motivated seller leads are the foundation of your business. But what if you’re overlooking one of the highest-value opportunities? Meet the "tired landlord." Read more.
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