There are many people who could not live without cable television, us included. If we had to choose between food and cable television, we choose the latter. Cable or satellite television is a must have next to the home computer. But sometimes, if living... 

Recreational facilities such as pool and clubhouse are always available to residents unless quarterly assessments are delinquent, amenities are closed for maintenance/repairs or the owner’s unit is currently being least. To avoid “dual-usage”, the... 

Often times people ask why they should pay assessments when they never use any of the amenities or do not live in the community half the time. Unfortunately, they did not read their documents before signing the deed to their acquired property. The State... 

If you are a patriot like we are and would like to prove it by showing off your United States flag, then by all means, please do. However, if you live in a planned community, condominium, cooperative or homeowner association, then rules and regulations... 

If considering installing storm shutters before the hurricane season, there are a few things you should know first, especially if living in a planned community. With many types of shutter styles and different specifications, it may be a confusing choice.... 

Occasionally the Board is faced with the problem of owner’s non-participation. The lack of interest of serving on the Board can cause a deficit of Board members sufficient to constitute a quorum. Depending on the governing documents, the Board should... 

For some reasons, this word “commingle” cracks me up. Mix or share money with different accounts is the first thing that comes to mind, after chuckling. The State legislation must have had the same concept on their mind, when writing the commingling...