Most Australians and New Zealanders live within 30 miles of the coast in large cities or towns along the eastern seaboard in houses. Approximately half the population of New Zealand lives in the top third of the North Island, mainly in houses. In ... more

Short answer: Yes, there are different rights for condo, townhouse, and single family homeowners with respect to Home Owner Associations (HOAs). Longer answer: The HOAs develop sets of Rules and Regulations that apply to owners and occupants of the ... more

A. Associations are formed to allow Owners to manage their community. One of the main purposes of the Association is to enforce a set of covenants (promises) which bind all Owners. Individual Owners are required to pay monthly fees to enable the ... more

Yes, but only the portion of real estate owned by the applicant is eligible to be repaired/improved. ... more

I am looking to purchase a house soon and not sure of the disadvantages of townhouses vs. single family homes. ... more

You need to tell us whether you're talking about an aquarium/cage pet, like a hamster or fish or small lizard, or a cat / dog / ferret. Check your lease to see if there are exceptions for cage pets. Whether there's a "no pet" policy or not, if you ... more

Generally located in a jointly owned apartment building, a condominium is individually owned and participates in the maintenance of the building as a whole. ... more

The association's documents will have definitions of owner controlled areas, common and limited common areas. The documents will also contain and further go on to define the maintenance responsibilities of the association and the unit owners. ... more

From charming details to lush landscaped surroundings, Villa Pacific Townhomes welcomes you home time and again. We are perfectly located right in the middle of a neighborhood that offers a feeling of old-fashioned friendliness while at the same ... more

IHTA has 66 units. We are a pretty small community compared to most in the area. ... more