The Santa Clara City Council has voted to change the city's municipal code to promote economic, aesthetic or social considerations.
A list is provided of reasons you might be headed to foreclosure.
A homeowners association does not feel their association board is doing enough to improve their community so they elected to replace them.
A judge has upheld his ruling that a lien survives foreclosure and must be paid by the buyer.
Coyotes have made a home in suburban community leaving the residents fearful for their pets.
Community Association willing to come up with an additional $45,000 annually to add patrols to their neighborhood. An increase in homicides has caused patrols in the area around East Atlanta Village to increase their efforts.
Lawmakers are trying to determine who pays when delinquent homeowners don’t pay their maintenance fees and assessments.
A pet free condominium has gone against their own rules, when a loophole is allowing pets by getting a health professional to write a letter claiming the pet as an emotional support animal.
We often get the following questions from associations, board members and community managers: If we obtain a judgment against an owner, will it negatively impact their credit score? Can we report the judgment to one of the credit bureaus? Will the credit bureaus find out about the judgment?
IRS Exemption Letters Will Not Automatically Be Retroactive For Slow Filing 501(c)s
Written by John Knobelsdorf IINew 2013 IRS Position Revokes Policy From 1962 and Imposes 27-Month Deadline For Filing Exemption Applications Seeking Retroactive Recognition Of Exemption
