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Not Lost In Translation
2007 Dec Not Lost In Translation

Of the many questions confronting a business owner today, one of the most complex and emotional is that of language diversity. In the condo management field, we already have too many challenges, from being on beeper 24/7, to volunteers c…

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Fall Proofing Your Condo
2007 Dec Fall Proofing Your Condo

The fastest growing segment of our population is the 70 and over age group and a growing percentage of people in this age range want to remain in the comfort and security of their own homes for as long as possible. One of the greatest ob…

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Management Gone South
2007 Dec Gone South

If they haven't left already, the remaining "snowbirds" will shortly depart for their warm and snug Sunbelt condominiums. Left behind will be scowling residents scraping ice off their windshields and shorthanded association boards — many…

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Law & Legislation Foreclosure Sales Clarified
2007 Dec Foreclosure Sales Clarified

A hallmark of community associations is their ability to enforce nonpayment of assessments by resorting to the remedy of foreclosure - long recognized in the law as a forfeiture of property. Over time, courts and legislatures have strugg…

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Whose Favorite Color is Rainbow?
2007 Nov Whose Favorite Color is Rainbow?

My daughter Susan is taking a college course in Education, which requires her to volunteer an hour a day at an educational institution. She was lucky to get a volunteer slot at her college daycare center. She was telling me how cute the …

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A Slew of Suits
2007 Nov A Slew of Suits

"Where's my concierge?" "What's that dog doing here?" "Why hasn't that valet shown up with my car yet?...it's been almost 10 minutes." Developers who built some of the region's most expensive condominium properties in recent years are st…

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Open for Business
2007 Nov Open for Business

Commercial condominiums (that is, condominiums made up of non-residential units such as retail and offices) are an interesting subspecies of condominiums. Most people envision residences when they think of the condo concept but the idea …

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A Thin Line
2007 Nov A Thin Line

The lowly clothesline is making a comeback. Spurred by growing concerns over global warming and the recognition that mechanical clothes dryers can consume a whopping 10 percent of household energy, concerned citizens are hanging out thei…

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Of Castles and Kings
2007 Nov Of Castles and Kings

Many who purchase homes in a condominium are unaware that the term "king of the castle" or the concept of freedom to do whatever they wish in their own home does not apply to condominium living. Unlike the owner of a single family home (…

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Drawing the Line
2007 Nov Drawing the Line

Are homeowner associations governmental or quasi-governmental entities? Until last year, most attorneys who practice community association law would have said the answer was clearly, and appropriately, no. But a New Jersey appeals court …

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