What you would be able to request and would also be in your association’s budget is a lump sum under the category, employees. Some management companies will break out this number so the homeowner would find more detailed information.
Barbara Holland
Barbara Holland is a certified property manager and holds the supervisory community manager certificate with the state of Nevada. She is an author and educator on real estate management. Questions may be sent to holland744o@gmail.com.
The sanctions may or may not prevent the former president from being a board candidate. The records should tell you of the disposition of the case.
A homeowner needs to be aware that the HOA could take legal action for defamatory statements (slander) or defamatory statements (libel).
There has been federal legislation for some time now pertaining to the installation of antennas on condominiums and single-family homes.
Even though your association is changing its access method for your gates, they may not be violating any state laws.
Your board can meet once every 90 days. If for some reason your board misses the 90-day period, they can fall back to the law allowing them an extension to the 100 days.
Based on the information you sent to me, it appears that the association has the right to issue violation letters for homeowners who park their vehicles on their driveways.
I recently wrote a story about funding reserves for a CAI Nevada Chapter publication. I got permission to publish it in my column.
The written letter must explicitly state that you want the item(s) placed on the agenda at the next board meeting. The board has 10 business days to acknowledge receipt of your complaint.
This is a delicate subject and unfortunately too many management companies just walk away as they terminate their management contract with the association.
You raise the issue of fairness. The architectural guidelines should be clearly written as to the types of changes or variances that can be made in approving an application, especially those involving significant constructional modifications to the property.
A federal shutdown makes it illegal for a homeowner association to send pre-collection notices. intent to lien notices or any other collection notices to federal, tribal or state workers or related household members under Nevada Revised Statutes 116.311627.
This is the third column in a four-part series that will present various topics and deadlines that are required by the Nevada Real Estate Division.
This is the second column in a four-part series that will present various topics and deadlines that are required by the Nevada Real Estate Division. As managers and board members, please check your operating procedures to ensure that your policies and procedures are compliant.
Over the coming weeks, my column will present the various topics and deadlines that are required by the Nevada Real Estate Division. As managers and board members, please check your operating procedures to ensure that your policies and procedures are compliant. The following information is provided is from the Nevada Real Estate Division with its permission.