Community associations are nonprofit corporations, which are funded solely by dues/assessments paid by members. Unfortunately, when one member fails to pay his or her fair share, the rest of the members must make up the difference. As a matter of equity, it is simply unjust for the other co-owners—who typically have not done anything wrong or have no involvement in the defaulting co-owner’s failure to pay—to make up the difference. Read more……….
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December 18, 2015
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