It also covers your rights and responsibilities as a condo owner and as a member of a home owners association. It addresses the unique and specific type of home ownership that comes with buying and owning a condo. What seems like an apartment that you own, in fact comes with a lot more responsibilities than a single-family home as you and your neighbors are sharing walls, f
- Title : The Condo Owner's Answer Book: Practical Answers to More Than 125 Questions About Condominium Ownership
- Author : Beth A. Grimm
- Rating : 4.92 (202 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-12-8
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 256 Pages
- Asin : 1572486333
- Language : English
It also covers your rights and responsibilities as a condo owner and as a member of a home owners association. It addresses the unique and specific type of home ownership that comes with buying and owning a condo. What seems like an apartment that you own, in fact comes with a lot more responsibilities than a single-family home as you and your neighbors are sharing walls, floors and other common areas. The Condo Owner's Answer Book cover such topics as:--Right and Responsibilities--Rules and Reasons--Rights, Wrongs and Expectations--What to Do When You Don't Like It--Internal Dispute Resolution--Dues and Don'ts--Paying for the Unexpected--Insurance--Association Management--The Role of Volunteers--Renting a Condominium. For many, the first home they purchase is a condo. The Condo Owner's Answer Book covers all of the common issues with condos and condominium ownership presented in easy-to-follow question and answer formatAn accomplished writer, she offers a plain English explanation of the rights and responsibilities that come with condo living. Grimm is a recognized authority on community Association law who calls upon many years experience in dealing with the problems of homeowners, board members and homeowner associations. She has been active in legislation for more than 20 years and serves as a volunteer speaker and writer for many community association industry groups and real estate groups. She has served as regional chairperson for resource groups CAI and ECHO.
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