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Judge sides with condo owner in Boca records fight - Vimarsana News

Judge sides with condo owner in Boca records fight

A Boca View Condominium owner seeking access to the association's financial records won at trial on Tuesday when a judge shot down nearly all of the arguments raised by the governing board and its attorneys from the Becker law firm.

Condo Adviser: Assessment increases governed by the law - Vimarsana News

Condo Adviser: Assessment increases governed by the law

Here's why it's not possible for a condominium board to increase assessments by a flat amount per month.

Boca View condo board back in court over record access - Vimarsana News

Boca View condo board back in court over record access

Boca View Condominium Association, the board backed by the powerful Becker law firm, is defending its decision to deny a unit owner's authorized representative access to financial records in an ongoing trial in Palm Beach County. Boca View recently secured a $395,554 judgment against a unit owner who asked to inspect its records in 2016.

How condominium board of directors can enforce payment of fines - Vimarsana News

How condominium board of directors can enforce payment of fines

Question: A co-owner at our condominium racked up significant fines he refuses to pay. Can we record a lien against his unit just for the fines?

Realtors, consumers facing racism on the job and when buying and selling homes: real estate report - Vimarsana News

Realtors, consumers facing racism on the job and when buying and selling homes: real estate report

TORONTO — Realtors and their clients are facing racism and discrimination during the home buying and selling process, but there are no efficient ways for consumers to report such incidents, says new research from the Ontario Real Estate Association (