Association Spent $2000 To Hire A Landscaper For Member's Garden Without Her Permission, So She Refuses To Pay My condo unit, my rules. But also, my garden, my rules. The HOA can provide guidelines and instructions about what should and should not be planted in my garden, but it doesn't...
Condo Parking Scheme Hits a Bump in the Road
In a striking example of the financial challenges faced by condominium communities in Florida, with rising insurance costs in part after the collapse of a tower, Buckley Towers in northeast Miami-Dade has recently come under it's own scrutiny. Facing financial strain, the condominium's board are thinking outside the lines. Maybe...
Petal Pushers vs. Tomato Saucers – A Garden Grudge
In the charming Oakwood Condominiums, life was generally peaceful. The community was known for its picturesque landscaping, well-kept lawns, and the strict yet fair rules enforced by the condo association. However, an amusing tale of roses and tomatoes was about to unfold, highlighting the importance of well-defined rules and regulations.The...
Bad Actor Condo Members
Just as neighbors within a single family neighborhood can be a challenge by maybe letting their lawns be full of dandelions or yard gnomes, an Association member can be a bad actor, and "grouchy." NOTE: there is a difference between bad acting members and being the victim of bad Board...