Do your condo docs have a provision for disputes? If not, it can be complicated and expensive. Need to make a claim that they are in breach of...

They have no right to do this, but it is often done as a courtesy. However, I recommend that the buyer sign an indemnity agreement that protects...

I suspect you do not have recourse, but I'm answering based upon the limited facts in your question. Contracts with home inspectors typically are...

Since you are not certain who is legally responsible, why not name all parties who may possibly be liable?

You would probably want a lawyer who provides general business and corporate services. I expect this should not take very long for them to consult...

Every condominium has its own set of condominium documents that govern the ownership and responsibility for costs. Without seeing those documents,...

Without seeing your condo docs and having a more precise understanding of the problem, it is difficult to advise on your specific situation. In...

There is no limit to the ability to raise fees, providing the board follows the proper rules -- i.e. was this just a decision by the management...

You have not described the nature of the error in the deed. Typically, what we would call scrivener's errors can be corrected using what's called a...

You have not completed your question, so I don't know what you are asking. When investing in property with another person, it is recommended that...