Thursday, February 15, 2007

AZ: Chandler police widen scope of HOA fraud probe Chandler police have widened the scope of a fraud investigation into an HOA management company, alleging Wednesday that hundreds of thousands more dollars than previously believed are involved. 10:29:31 AM

MI: Family avoids eviction A couple and their four children, facing eviction Wednesday despite a visit by ABC's Supernanny to cure their alleged noisy behavior, can stay put for now. 10:23:08 AM

SC: A flood of problems Bill Brown, president of the Fernbrook Association, said the association's insurance, which owners pay for via their regime fee, covers structural damage only, leaving protection of personal property inside the homes up to the homeowners or renters. McCraw said he had been unable to afford any type of additional insurance. 10:09:40 AM

FL: Updated documents can save big hassles Condominium associations must accommodate many competing interests, including economic interests. When something is broken, it must be fixed. In a condominium, there are only two choices in passing on costs: to the association (with everybody sharing) or to the individual unit owner. 9:44:15 AM

MS: State Farm Insurance cutting back State Farm Fire and Casualty Co.'s decision to suspend new homeowners and commercial insurance policies in Mississippi starting Friday could lead to higher rates throughout the state, especially along the Gulf Coast. 9:41:42 AM

CO: Extensive repair project nears an end at Terraces condo complex A half-decade struggle to rectify foundation-related problems at the Terraces condominium complex in Glenwood Springs is reaching its end. 9:40:23 AM

AZ: COA talk explores CCRs: Enforcement key for communities The first step in properly enforcing condominium rules and regulations is for everyone — condo managers and residents alike — to have a thorough understanding of those regulations. 9:26:27 AM