R.B. from New Haven County, Connecticut writes: Dear Mister Condo, How do I, as a Unit Owner, report a violation of The Connecticut CIOA by the Property Manager? Mister Condo replies: R.B., I am sorry that you have encountered a Property Manager who has violated the Common Interest Ownership Act. Obviously, the first step is…
Category: CIOA
Unit Owner Pissed Off at Condo Board Over Dog Urine Remediation
K.R. from Fairfield County writes: Dear Mister Condo, I just purchased a unit that was a short sale. It had visible dog urine damage. The board was aware of this unit’s condition. After removing the carpeting and padding there is wet sub floor and wet framing from the dog urine. I am replacing the sub…
Former Board Member Making Life Difficult for New Board and Condo Contractors
M.M. from Windham County writes: Dear Mister Condo, A resident is prone to harassing our contractors for landscaping and snow removal. He is very resentful that he is no longer on the board and sends us lengthy emails about their shortcomings. Years ago, he used to enjoy kickbacks from contractors who no longer work here….
Condo Meeting Notice Delivery Requirements
V.A. from Fairfield County writes: Dear Mister Condo, What is the law on providing meeting notices to unit owners-re Websites-e-mail, Blogs or Notice boards at the Condominium? Mister Condo replies: V.A., there isn’t one specific law about how an association provides or serves notice of meetings for unit owners. Your condominium governance documents usually state…