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Illinois Condominium Property Act

Board of Directors, Condominium Document Enforcement, Illinois Condominium Property Act, Property Managers

Understanding 765 ILCS 605/25: Adding Additional Property to an Illinois Condominium Under Section 25 of the Illinois Condominium Property Act (the “Act”), developers may reserve the right to add additional land to a condominium after it has been created, so long as the original declaration includes

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Illinois Appellate Court Decision Reinforces Condo Association’s Right to Assess Deductible After Fire Damage Illinois condominium associations can be placed in the difficult position of balancing equitable treatment of unit owners with fiscal responsibility following unexpected damage to the property. A recent decision by the Illinois

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Board of Directors, Illinois Condominium Property Act, Property Managers

How to Combine Condominium Units Under the Illinois Condominium Property Act (765 ILCS 605/29 and 765 ILCS 605/31): What Every Unit Owner and Board Needs to Know As property values rise and unit owners look for ways to customize their living space, combining adjacent condominium units

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Emotional Support Animals: Balancing Reasonable Accommodations and Access Restrictions Navigating the complexities of reviewing and responding to requests for an emotional support animal can be challenging enough but the difficulty in responding to the requests can be further heightened in community associations that prohibit certain animals

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Board of Directors, Director and Officer Liability, Illinois Condominium Property Act, Property Managers

Illinois Court Rules Cumulative Late Fees in Condo Associations Are Unenforceable Assessments are a community association’s lifeblood, and community associations should ensure that they are timely receiving assessments from owners. Generally, community associations will levy late fees on owners who fail to timely pay their assessments.

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Board of Directors, Collections, Condo and HOA Assessments, Condominium Document Enforcement, Director and Officer Liability, Illinois Condominium Property Act, Property Managers

A 3 Step Process for Collecting Condominium & HOA Assessments in Illinois Assessment payments are the lifeblood for a community association as these payments are generally the sole source of income for most community associations. The income received from assessment payments is used to fund association

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