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llmart

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13. LOL

Reply to trof (Reply #8)

Tue Mar 1, 2022, 09:37 PM

Mar 2022

Ironically (and not my choice) I moved to a cold climate from a warm climate. I'm regretting that decision every winter. If I didn't have a grandchild here I probably would not have bought here.

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Anyone here ever take on a condo association? [View all] llmart Mar 2022 OP

No, but wouldn't the curb be the responsibility Quakerfriend Mar 2022 #1

No, it's not the township's responsibility. llmart Mar 2022 #9

Going through the same thing regarding roof replacement. No info, no time to gather cornball 24 Mar 2022 #2

Exactly! llmart Mar 2022 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author cornball 24 Mar 2022 #3

My understanding when I owned a condo: Fla Dem Mar 2022 #4

Same here. LisaL Mar 2022 #7

Those are the usual rules for attached condos. llmart Mar 2022 #11

I am not a lawyer. Every state has unique condo laws. NCjack Mar 2022 #5

I have read my documents, researched my state's condo laws. llmart Mar 2022 #12

That's pretty weird. LisaL Mar 2022 #6

Dear Abby says... trof Mar 2022 #8

LOL llmart Mar 2022 #13

thanks for the clarification. Never heard of "Site Condos". Fla Dem Mar 2022 #14

Thanks for the info and I'll read the link a bit later. llmart Mar 2022 #15

I think we call these "garden homes". trof Mar 2022 #16