is a house rule: If an issue gets contentious or unreasonable, ask to see where it says this in a governing ... mortgage; days and hours for move-ins and -outs; and fines for when rules get broken.
What's tricky
Magazine Article by Dennis Greenstein on February 01, 2011
In the end, asking for legal advice from anyone but your attorney could end up costing you ... limits on borrowing that require the consent of the unit-owners? Is a mortgagebroker obtaining the loan
has a long-term underlying mortgage, where will the funding for those repairs come from ... , the board president announced that the board was replacing the building's underlying mortgage. He proudly
Magazine Article by Patrick Niland on January 01, 2011
, the board president announced that the board had decided to replace the building’s underlying mortgage. He ... Loans Mortgages Assessments ... Ask the MortgageBroker
and Selling...
"Ask an Expert: Is it too late to sue my [condo] sponsor?" by Teri Karush Rogers ... explanation of the new law regarding real-estate broker disclosures, some word on a bargain condo
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