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Posted on: 27 January 2017

One of the most difficult tasks a community manager often has is in dealing not with residents but with their pets. A great deal of the complaints and issues that arise throughout a home or condo association has to do with the animals in these communities. And unfortunately, there are many mistakes that could be made that could end up to be either costly or simply a headache later on.
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Posted on: 27 January 2017

A Homeowner's Association can seem all-powerful -- especially when you've just purchased a home or moved into a neighborhood. But there are certain things that an HOA cannot do and you need to be aware of your rights. Many HOAs do not work directly with legal counsel for their day-to-day operations, so it will be up to you to enforce these rights. 1. HOAs Can't Discriminate Against Protected Classes HOAs cannot make rules or regulations that discriminate against protected classes.
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Posted on: 27 January 2017

While it's generally recognized that the spring and summer seasons of the year are the undisputed prime selling time, it may not always be possible to wait until then to put your home on the market. Selling your home on a beautiful spring day may be an attractive idea, but there is much you can do to ensure that your home is at its best, even with snow on the ground.
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Posted on: 27 January 2017

If you are going to be traveling and plan on staying in a hotel, you may be a bit worried about the prospect of bed bugs being present within your allotted space. Since hotel rooms are used by many different people, there is always a chance that these pests are lurking on the box spring, mattress, bed frame, or carpeting. It is important to take some precautionary steps when traveling in an attempt to keep your personal belongings (and yourself) from becoming a victim to a bedbug problem.
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