Sentences with phrase «require condo owners»

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(For new - condo owners, it's possible to occupy a building that still requires some construction.

Condo owners in Florida used to be required to purchase condo insurance by state law, but this is no longer the case.

(Typically, condo owners are also required to pay into a Master Policy as well that covers common areas of the building - but more on this below.)

-- > require condo boards to issue reports to owners on a regular basis on topics such as insurance or any legal proceedings.

The FHA currently requires a 50 % owner - occupancy rate in most apartment buildings before the agency will finance the purchase of a condo unit.

Both dogs do not really need a leash, anywhere, ever, except as required by law - which is why they are allowed the 20 feet of wander space a flexi lead offers - on the grounds of their condo complex, when they are the only dogs out, and under the supervision of their owner / handler, who is more aware than most parents of toddlers of what is going on... My own dog is not well trained enough to be put on a flexi lead - ever.

Also, a change to a condo's infrastructure may require formal buy - in from all owners.

The trial judge had ordered that the amount held by the Corporation's solicitors in trust be paid to the Corporation to be applied to common expense arrears and the group of owners was required to pay condo fees going forward.

Because of this law, all condo unit owners in the state are required to have windstorm coverage.

If you move into a nursing home, you may be asked to purchase liability insurance in the same way tenants are asked to purchase renters insurance, or condo owners may be required to carry liability insurance.

You aren't required to carry insurance for common areas or the outside of the building, but your condo owners» association may have special requirements, so it's a good idea to review those.

Of course, this is an additional feature, but most condo owners are required to purchase a policy before moving in.

Condo owners in Florida used to be required to purchase condo insurance by state law, but this is no longer the case.

Although not required by Alaska state law, landlord insurance is strongly recommended for any investment property owner who plans on leasing their home, condo or apartment.

H.R. 3700 will: 1) reduce owner - occupancy ratio to 35 % unless HUD acts within 90 days of enactment of this law to otherwise lower the ratio; 2) allow lenders to approve condos with commercial space over 25 %; 3) require HUD Secretary to «substantially reduce» burdens on condo recertification; and 4) require FHA to mirror the FHFA rules related to private transfer fees.

Even where the court - ordered remedy falls short of forcing the owner to sell and move out, courts will frequently force the owner to pay for any remediation or clean - up costs arising from his misconduct, and may even require payment of the legal costs incurred by the condo corporation to bring the matter before the courts in the first place.

As with other disputes between neighbours, the proper place to go first is the condo board, which can apply a number of remedies ranging from simply mediating and resolving the dispute, or requiring modifications to the pet owner's behaviour (such as enrolling the pet in pet training, or better supervision), to forcing the removal of the pet — or even the owner.