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Mulcahy Community Law Blog
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Tips for Handling Difficult Owners
Difficult and disgruntled owners are truly the worst part of serving on a HOA/condo Board! Here’s how you can spot a difficult owner... Usually they are criticizing, cajo [...]
Best Practices for Dealing with Vendors
Here are some suggestions for HOAs/Condos on handling issues or problems with a Vendor... COMMUNICATION! Effective communication is a cornerstone of any important relatio [...]
Parking Violations in HOAs/Condos
Here's a Quick 4-1-1 on the best way HOAs/condos can effectively handle owners who violate community parking restrictions. The Most common parking issues in HOAs/condos a [...]
Political Signage Update
SB1722 was signed by the Governor on April 09, 2021 and will go into effect on September 29, 2021. Once effective, the bill will extend the time a political sign can be l [...]