Condominium living offers many benefits, including shared amenities, lower maintenance responsibilities and a sense of community. However, disputes can often arise between residents and their condo associations. These conflicts can be stressful and costly if not...
When living in a condo association, you must understand your rights and responsibilities as an owner. You invest significant resources in your property. This makes it important to know how associations can impact your ownership. A common concern among condo owners is...
Living in a condominium that respects the environment isn't just a personal benefit; it's a step towards a sustainable future. When your home aligns with eco-friendly practices, it reflects a commitment to preserving New Hampshire's natural beauty. Choose sustainable...
Starting a new condo association in New Hampshire involves several important steps to ensure that it operates effectively and complies with state regulations. The journey from the initial concept to a fully functional condo association requires careful planning and a...
Buying a condo is often seen as a hassle-free way to enjoy homeownership without the responsibilities of maintaining a standalone house. However, like any community, condo living comes with its own set of challenges. One of the most concerning issues can be signs of...
Condo associations have a responsibility to manage the association funds responsibly and use those funds in the best interest of the property. When facing claims of reserve fund mismanagement, a proactive and comprehensive response is important. There are several...
In New Hampshire, condo association members bear the responsibility of managing the finances of the community. Owners entrust them with the task of using the condo fees collected from owners responsibly. But what happens when a condo owner accuses these members of...
It is essential for property owners who wish to convert a rental into a condominium unit to carefully go over the ins and outs of relevant laws. The condominium conversion process can prove challenging for a host of reasons, and owners must have a comprehensive...
You don’t get any perks - no benefits - no vacation pay or health insurance - not even a reserved parking space near the clubhouse. That means you must be doing it because you want to make a difference. Maybe, you’re concerned with how the current Board or property...
In 2008, a condominium in Milford, like many in New Hampshire, was feeling the effects of the dramatic turn in the economy. Receivables were on the rise and unit owners who had always paid monthly assessments on time were suddenly having trouble. Consistent with its...