Condo association assessment increases are a topic that often stirs discussions and concerns within communities. Misconceptions can lead to misunderstandings, […]
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Chicago-area condo associations rely on regular assessments from residents to maintain the community, fund essential services and plan for future
Emergency response planning can be a stressful process for condo association board members, but just getting started is often the
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Emergency response planning can sometimes be considered an afterthought for condo board members, but it shouldn’t be. Developing a strong
Condo associations of all sizes are tasked with managing and prioritizing spending for the HOA. When budgets are smaller, as
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Managing a small condo association – generally those with fewer than 20 units in the building – requires creativity, careful
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In the context of the Illinois Condominium Property Act, the “right of first refusal” refers to a provision that allows
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Living in a shared community offers many benefits to unit owners, but it also comes with questions and, at times,
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In Illinois, condo board members generally enjoy a degree of protection from personal liability when they are acting within the
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Condominium associations in Chicago are primarily regulated by state law, specifically the Illinois Condominium Property Act (ICPA). This act governs