In past installments, we discussed why condominium projects are especially prone to a shortened service life. We analyzed why the condominium “business model” allows inadequate maintenance, leading to early deterioration. Finally, we listed the signs of failure—some obvious, some hidden—that will lead to a project’s obsolescence. In this installment, we will review what can be done with a failed or destroyed condominium project and what moves by the owners could go a long way to protecting their remaining equity.    Read the article…………………………….