Unit-owners in condominiums have to pay their proportionate share of common charges – whether they want to or not.
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Proportionate Shares Are Set in Stone
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When Your Condo Starts Turning Into a Hotel …
Raise your entry standards.
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When Voting Rules Conflict …
Make a pick and make it stick.
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When You’ve Got the Power …
Make sure you can use it.
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When a Condo Buyer Isn’t Human …
Flesh out the details.
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When Thinking About Amending Your Constitution …
Think twice.
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When It’s Time to Pay for Repairs …
Who’s up first?
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When Your Neighbors Don’t Pay Their Monthly Dues …
Simple solutions can save the day.
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When the Casualty Clause Causes Chaos …
Define your terms.
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When An Owner Sues …
Make peace, not war.
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