Gulf Power officials are in  conflict with two subdivisions known for their oak trees.  The associations feel the trees define their communities and provide many benefits.  Many of the trees are over 100 years old.  The power company is concerned about main transmission lines which provide power to a large area.  Storms in the area can cause the trees to fall down and take out those main power lines, causing the power to go out across the area.
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Many homeowners are wanting to rent out their homes for Super Bowl 49 to make a profit.  Besides the obvious safety and damages, the author wants homeowners to be aware of the law.  Phoenix Arizona requires them to have a license and register their homes as a rental and pay taxes on the transaction.
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Fences that were constructed after being approved by a village employee, were built 12-15 feet beyond their property line.  If it is found the fences must be removed, it could be a the village's expense.
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A year after a devastating fire tore through a condominium complex, homeowners still wonder why the rebuild is taking so long.  Many homeowners are moving from home to home awaiting their permanent residence to be rebuilt.
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With the condominium market booming in Washington, first time buyers may not understand how a condominium works.  The author explains some of the responsibilities of the homeowner, the developer and the board.
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After a debate on what to do with a condominium acquired by the City, the Council has decided to renovate the property and rent it out to try to recoop some of the money spent on repairs.
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Residents who live along Interstate 70 want the state to build a sound wall to reduce noise caused by the addition of three lanes along the route.  They claim the sound has gotten unbearable.
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Residents of a condominium complex believe that the management had nearly two dozen cars towed in the middle of the night as a way to collect funds.  The management claims it is an effort to make a statement and crack down on improper parking permits.
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