I recently presented a national webinar explaining interest rate swaps, caps and floors. I had the pleasure of presenting with Chrys A. Carey, counsel with Morrison and Foerster in Washington D.C. I have written before on...
Author: Aaron S. Marines
Wiring: Where Does the Common Element End and the Unit Begin?
January 18, 2019
Associations and Unit Owners frequently disagree over who is responsible to pay for repairs to certain items. Sometimes it is easy to figure out. The Association needs to pay for repairs to the community swimming pool,...
Winter is Coming
December 19, 2018
Soon community associations will have to deal with snow and ice, and the problems that come with it. In this article I want to discuss salt and other deicers. Many unit owners are certain that one type of salt will ruin...
Associations Cannot Enter A Confessed Judgment Against Unit Owners…
December 13, 2018
… no matter how much they want to. Many planned community and condominium declarations have a confession of judgment paragraph. These are usually towards the back and written in all caps (just like my father-in-law...
Real Estate Developers: Make sure all of your important contract provisions are included in the Agreement of Sale
September 21, 2018
One of the most important pieces of advice I give builders and developers is to “get it in writing.” It turns out that when you get it in writing is also critical. A big national builder found itself in Court with a...