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Court Rules that Restrictive Covenant Banning Sex Offenders is Enforceable Can your HOA’s restrictive covenants or condominium documents ban sex offenders? The ability to ban sex offenders from homeowners associations has become a controversial issue in recent years.  Until recently, many attorneys across the country believed

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Board of Directors, Bylaws, Condo and HOA Assessments, Property Managers

Guidelines for Preparing Your Association Budget Preparing an annual budget is essential for the financial stability of community associations. However, not all associations know how to effectively create an association budget. To help you with this task, here are some guidelines that will make preparing your budget

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Bylaws, Construction, Deed Restrictions, Illinois Condominium Property Act, Illinois Nonprofit Corporation Act, Master Deed

Legal Requirements for Adding Property to an Illinois Condominium  In Illinois, a developer can reserve the right to add property to a condominium at the time of the recording of the original declaration.  This is an important right in that it allows a developer to make

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Bylaws, Condominium Document Amendments, Deed Restrictions, Illinois Condominium Property Act, Illinois Nonprofit Corporation Act, Master Deed

How to Amend Your Illinois Condo Documents  There are many reasons why a condominium association may decide to amend its declaration or other governing instruments. For example, if the condominium association was recently transitioned to the unit owners from the developer, then an amendment may be

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Bylaws, Condo and HOA Cases, Condominium Document Enforcement, Illinois Condominium Property Act

The Board of Managers for a condo association has many roles and responsibilities, including everything from collecting assessments to maintaining common elements throughout the condominium.  One of those roles, and the one that can create the most conflict with condo unit owners, is the enforcement

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