Special assessment of $5000 on a condo that I just bought.
Washington condominium associations are required to provide prospective purchasers with information about anticipated special assessments above a...
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Washington condominium associations are required to provide prospective purchasers with information about anticipated special assessments above a...
If by "inactive" you mean that the association's corporate license has been expired for that long, then yes, a Washington homeowners association in...
The original lien covers the subsequent assessments if it contains language to that effect. If the lien does not say that it covers subsequent...
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Yes, the board members can resign. State law requires them to serve until their successors are appointed or elected, but there is no way other...
If your association is a homeowners association and not a condominium association, then RCW 64.38.045(2) allows it to impose and collect a...
You have identified two of the three major disadvantages associated with high rental percentage. The third major disadvantage is that tenants as a...
If the CC&Rs do not specify how bylaws may be adopted and the developer did not adopt bylaws, then a majority of a quorum of the association can...
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Washington condominium and homeowners associations are required by state law to permit owners to review association records like meeting minutes...
It sounds as if your association is a homeowners association rather than a condominium association. The three-year statute of limitations on...
A portion of the new act applicable to old act condominiums permits declarations to place responsibility for limited common areas on individual...