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CounselMichelle Burton’s practice focuses on eminent domain litigation, real property, common interest community associations, and general civil litigation. Michelle has represented governments, utility companies and private ...
While there are many benefits to owning property in a common interest community, most people love to hate them. Condemnors should be especially wary when seeking to acquire property owned by a homeowners association. Here are a few things to consider:
- Are CC&Rs considered property or contracts in your state? The Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, or CC&Rs, is a document recorded on the property that sets out rules for ownership in the community. The covenants are reciprocal, meaning the owner of each lot has obligations to every other lot, as well as a right of ...
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