The
condominium is a complex form of property ownership
governed primarily by the Michigan Condominium Act,
Michigan Compiled Laws Section 559.101 et seq., and the
regulations issued pursuant thereto by the Michigan
Department of Consumer and Industry Services.
The
following articles authored by the experienced attorneys
of Zelmanski, Danner & Fioritto, PLLC, address many of
the key legal issues that often arise in dealing with
condominiums.
Recent Articles:
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The Problem with Rentals in Condominiums (and Some
Possible Solutions)
Part
I – Defining the Problem, and Rental Caps as a Solution
by
Gregory J. Fioritto
The Problem with Rentals in Condominiums (and Some
Possible Solutions)
Part
II – Rental Bans, Waiting Periods, and the Proper Role
of Exemptions
by
Gregory J. Fioritto
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About
Bankruptcy, But Were Afraid to Ask
by
Melissa D. Francis, Esq.
The New FHA Requirements for Condominium
Mortgages
by
Tracy N. Danner-Bond
The Association and Small Claims Court:
Why “Going it Alone” to Collect Assessments May
Not be a
Community Association’s Best Option
by
Mark B. Davis
Condominium Associations as Landlords:
Legal
rights and Issues involved in Association's Leasing of
Units after Foreclosure of Condominium liens
by
Paul C. Schultz
Michigan Condominiums and the Rights of the Disabled
by
Paul C. Schultz
Co-owners Cannot Withhold Assessments in a
Dispute with the Condominium Association
by
Shane Diehl
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Requirements For Condominium
Mortgage Loans
by
Attorney
Lee Schofield
FCC Ruling Prohibits Contracts Granting Exclusive Access
to a Single Cable Provider at Residential Communities
by
Attorney
Lee Schofield
Real Estate Short Sales
by
Attorney
Mark B. Davis
You’ve Got Fine Written All Over You: A Guide on How to
Properly Assess Fines
by
Zelmanski, Danner & Fioritto, PLLC
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