Homeowners associations (HOAs) and condo/coop associations rely on reserve funds to maintain and repair shared common areas such as...

When you buy a condo, one of the documents you'll be provided with during the condo doc review period is a certificate of insurance for...

Sometimes, condo documents contain restrictions on certain dog breeds.

Condo buyers should not gloss over the review of the condo doc package they are provided prior to closing.

As we we enter a new year, condo associations are presented with the perfect opportunity to enhance their operations, foster community...

Living in a two-unit condo can be rewarding if set up correctly.

Community associations have very specific requirements when it comes to allegations of neighbor-to-neighbor discrimination or harassment....

I recently wrote an article for Urbanturf about different kinds of rental restrictions a condo board can use to restrict leasing. You can...

I recently wrote an article for Urbanturf about the difference between a condo's Bylaws and its House Rules. You can read the article here.

I recently wrote an article for Urbanturf about five red flags to look for when reviewing a condo document package. You can read the...

Some condo and coop bylaws have a requirement that window treatments be white or off-white when viewed from the outside. There's a reason!

Here are five not-so-common things to look for when reviewing the HOA documents for your potential new home.

DC condo/coop owners and tenants could soon have an easier time charging their EVs at home.

Here are ten things to think about to make sure you're making the right decision when buying a condo in a building with a commercial unit.

Why does it matter whether a particular item is a general common element or a limited common element? Mostly, it has to do with maintenance.

Three are three main ways that parking spaces are usually assigned in a condominium building.

Bylaws are written rules that govern how an association operates, and regulate living in a given building or complex.

Capital improvements are an important part of ensuring that a condo/coop building remains structurally sound and comfortable for its residen

Learn about common red flags in a condo/coop's financial statements.

Building water leaks can be a major headache. There are steps that can be taken to prevent leaks and to minimize damage if they do occur.