When shareholders or unit-owners fail to pay on time, a building can get into serious trouble.
When shareholders or unit-owners fail to pay on time, a building can get into serious trouble.
Collecting arrears from difficult residents can call for unusual methods.
Boards can’t ignore shareholders in arrears just because they’re in arrears as well.
Who should pay the arrears on an apartment that sold below market-price?
When too much cash is a problem, it’s time to get creative.
How to Collect Unpaid Common Charges
The three things you can’t escape: death, taxes, and probate court.
When a shareholder combines two units, make sure they’re combined on paper, too.
How far back can we go to collect maintenance that was undercharged?
With arrears totalling $10,000 a month, a Long Island condo is in the fight of its life.