Most boards attempting to collect delinquent common charges face three options: payment plan, sue, or foreclose.
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Collecting Condo Arrears
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Abandoned Condo Units, Unpaid Common Charges
Boards should learn that in this economy, standard common charge recovery efforts will not suffice.
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Collecting Condo Arrears - Law Firm of Adam Leitman Bailey
How can a condo collect common charges from defaulting unit-owners without spending a lot of time and money in court?
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Revoking Amenities Over Arrears - Braverman & Associates
Can a condo board revoke unit-owners’ access to amenities when they are in arrears on their common charges?
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Protecting a Condo from Undesirables - Kurzman Karelsen & Frank
What options does a condo board have for screening the finances of purchasers?
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Collecting Condo Arrears - Gallet Dreyer & Berkey
How can a condo board collect unpaid common charges arrears from unit-owners?
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The Case of the Incomplete Condo
For an upscale condo in Greenwich Village, it was a question of unfinished business – construction business.
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The Case of the Incomplete Condo: The Lawyer's View
The lawyer's view: for an upscale condo in Greenwich Village, it was a question of unfinished business – construction business.
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Dealing with Defaults
Don’t be discouraged with defaults
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