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City Cracks Down on Overflowing Dumpsters

lauren peddinghaus What We're Thinking About Lately... 12 February 2010

Our client recently received a $200 fine from the City of Chicago for trash left outside of their dumpster.  Turns out that it was the neighbor's Christmas tree that had been left on the ground near the dumpster that triggered the fine.

$200 can be a lot of money for a small association.  And the city is hurting for cash during tougher economic times.  Don't become an easy target!  Notify your owners that all trash must be completely in the dumpster and the dumpster must remain closed.  If an extra pickup is needed to handle overflow, it will most likely cost less than a city fine. 

Condominium Issues in a Distressed Economy

Lauren Peddinghaus What We're Thinking About Lately... 08 January 2010
We came across this article about the "Seven Primary Condominium Financial Issues in a Distressed Economy."  We think it's a great article and bears repeating.  If your association is experiencing any of the problems mentioned in the article, HausFS can help.  Please contact us!

Need Help With Seriously Delinquent Owners?

Lauren Schrader What We're Thinking About Lately... 04 January 2010

The country's financial downturn has caused major financial difficulties for many smaller condominium associations in Chicago.  When just one or two owners stop paying assessments or fall into foreclosure, the effects can be devastating on a small building.  Thankfully, the IL Condo Act provides a remedy that can help condominium associations to recover delinquent assessments, and HausFS provides a service to help associations through the process. 

Read more …
  1. Extension on Home Loan Limits, First-Time Homebuyer Credit
  2. 'Tis the Season to Celebrate your Board
  3. Summary of FNMA & FHA Guidelines
  4. Managing Conflict in Your Association

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Who is responsible for replacing broken windows in a unit?

Q. One of our units is in bad shape. We have had an issue with pests. When Orkin went to the unit, there were two windows that are broken that face the alley. They are covered with cardboard, which is soaked with water and mildewed.

Who is responsible for replacing a broken door?

Q.  The sliding glass door to my outside patio is broken and needs to be replaced or repaired. Is it the association's responsibility to handle this?

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