HOA News

……Howerton and Project Manager Kenya A. Anderson reported at that meeting that residents and county staff at the time determined the best way of repairing the dilapidated structure would be

The Montague County Sheriff’s Office has referred an investigation into a possible fraudulent property owner’s association election to the Texas Attorney General’s Office.  Montague County Chief Jack Lawson said he

Tis the season for holiday lights and decorations.  Right after Thanksgiving, the huge blow-up Santas and snowmen start showing up in yards and twinkly lights begin adorning homes.  But many

Q. I thought the proposed budget had to be mailed to the owners 25 days prior to the board’s adoption of the budget, for all types of owners’ associations in

Tony and Judy Turlenko were mortified when their condo tenant showed them that a radon test of the unit was positive.  Radon is naturally occurring gas that can cause cancer. 

Nearly a year ago, a resident in a subdivision off U.S. 27 contacted former County Commissioner Todd Dantzler about cars parked on both sides of the road in the development. 

A kitchen fire on Thanksgiving displaced people in 24 condominium units at Ledgewood Terrace in Little Ferry.  The fire started in apartment in Building A and was thought to have

Q: Our board has indicated that they plan to remove all turf from the front yards of our community and replace it with various types of non-turf plants. The vast

Parking your car in the driveway or garage is usually a given perk of being a homeowner. Residents in Greenacres, however, are getting their vehicles towed due to their neighborhood’s

Question: In owning a condo, what should I be aware of?   Answer: Condominiums are forms of “common interest ownership” in which you have some type of ownership interest in a

When Adam Perry got home one afternoon in August, he had a notice on the door from his homeowners’ association (HOA) announcing the roofs around the Iris Hollow condominium complex

A representative from that company, Sharlene Blake, a regional manager, told The Record on Friday though that there is a good deal of confusion about who is responsible for what

All 219 Pine View Estates deeds were signed on Monday night bringing residents a reason to be thankful.  Homeowners Association President Doug Stimpson reported residents of the Pine Nut community

The issue of privacy is getting a lot of exposure these days.  Widespread incidents of identity thieves, data breaches and other invasions have everyone feeling self-protective. That sentiment has ignited

Hunt Real Estate Corp. CEO Peter F. Hunt and an Amherst condominium development he sponsored have agreed to pay $104,300 to the development’s condo association for failing to disclose pipe

Angry residents overflowed the Heather Gardens clubhouse in Aurora Tuesday to demand answers about a gas-leak explosion Friday night that killed an 82-year-old resident and leveled multiple homes.  They left

Mayor Kirk Caldwell today vetoed a bill that would have given condo owners an extra two years to comply with requirements of a fire-safety law enacted in the wake of

Regalia’s condo association is suing the developer, contractor, architect and a laundry list of subcontractors for alleged design and construction defects and damage to the 47-story luxury condo tower in

A neighborhood in Kansas City, Kansas is working to get drivers to slow down in a new way.  At first glance, drivers coming up on a crosswalk in western Wyandotte

Homeowners’ Q&A: I own a small condominium in a mid-sized building in Chicago. I pay around $500 per month in assessments, and the building has more than $600,000 in reserves.