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A seller of a condominium unit in Washington State must provide the buyer with a resale certificate that complies with the Washington Condominium...
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A seller of a condominium unit in Washington State must provide the buyer with a resale certificate that complies with the Washington Condominium...
Homeowners associations are governed both by the Washington Homeowners' Associations Act and by the covenants on the land. If the covenants on the...
Lenders may only foreclose on properties that they have direct interests in through recorded instruments like deeds of trust. Lenders may pursue...
The Fair Housing Act may protect you from the board's actions. Boards must provide reasonable accommodations when owners needs to modify their...
The Washington State Chapter of the Community Associations Institute provides a variety of services to community associations in Washington State...
The condominium association can not terminate the utilities to your unit for non-payment of assessments unless the condominium's declaration was...
There is nothing in the Washington Homeowners' Associations Act that restricts the board's ability to charge the owners with alleys higher dues. ...
If you bought real property that was subject to covenants, then you are bound by those covenants (which usually include an obligation to pay fees)....
Unless your condominium's declaration specifically provides otherwise, the condominium's board of directors will have the final say regarding the...
The Washington Homeowners' Associations Act does not contain any limitation on the number of times an association can impose special assessments on...