Common interest developments are reliant on member assessments to provide long-term maintenance and repair. Since the association’s governing documents and state statutes give directors and members control over the amounts raised, funding decisions tend to be more political than practical with the result being that critical funding is often deferred to future residents and boards who are unable or unwilling to handle this unexpected obligation. If the problem isn't solved, many communities will be unable to discharge their responsibilities and will become obsolete in the coming decades. With that in mind, just what does the future hold for common interest communities? What do prospective buyers need to know about the state of the association's funding? What options are available to attorneys, association leaders and legislators? Read this new publication to find out.
Click on the title link above to read or download "Predictions of the Future in an Uncertain Present"
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