Do we Reserve for Domestic Water Lines in the Ground?
The four-part test for determining if a component is appropriate for Reserve Funding is as follows: Is it a common area maintenance responsibility? Is it
The four-part test for determining if a component is appropriate for Reserve Funding is as follows: Is it a common area maintenance responsibility? Is it
Many Boardmembers and Managers at this time of year are asking themselves this very question. With Reserve contributions making up 15% to 40% of the
A body of new legislation affecting Florida associations was signed into law on 6/1/2010. Most significant in our opinion was the “Distressed Condominium Relief Act”.
All Association-governed communities are “aging in place”, and are moving forward towards the time they will have potentially major, unexpected expenses. But that is the
Associations that have excess funds at the end of the year face the decision if and how those funds can be moved to Reserves, or
FHA loans (actually Federal Housing Administration-insured loans) have taken a great leap in popularity since conventional lenders began limited their lending. At the time of this writing, FHA-insured loans account for 30-50% of all new condominium mortgages.