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CALL Summer Survey Series: The Results Are In! (Part 1)

11.13.2019
Donna DiMaggio Berger

Over the summer, CALL released three surveys to garner opinions on hot-button community association issues such as short-term rentals, Emotional Support Animals, and the role of public adjusters in pursuing association insurance claims. We wanted to hear directly from board members, community managers, and owners about their experiences and sentiments […]

Areas of Focus: Condo, Co-Op & HOA, Community Association Leadership Lobby (CALL), Community Association Litigation & Covenant Enforcement

Community Update – September 2019

09.30.2019

As technology moves forward, community associations are becoming more and more self-sufficient. This is, at its core, a great thing. Associations can run their own websites and their own social media, among other activities. It’s important, however, that with this new freedom board members also remain informed on best practices. […]

Adapting to Short-Term Rentals: What You Need to Know About Restrictions

09.26.2019

Last month, our CUP touched on the fact that in the City of Miami Beach, illegal rentals might mean jail time. The problem, however, is not limited to beach front condominiums. Many single family home and townhome communities are facing similar issues. These homeowner associations, struggling with short term rental […]

Becker New Jersey Community Update for September 2019

09.18.2019
Vincenzo M. MogaveroJ. David RamseyMartin C. CabalarArnold J. CalabreseKarl T. MethDavid L. Dockery

Becker’s New Jersey Community Update newsletter features recent news and updates that we think you may find of interest. September’s issue includes a spotlight article from Martin Cabalar. David Ramsey and Robert Rabinowitz were both quoted in big publications. Arnold J. Calabrese, Tana Bucca, and Karl Meth attended a wine, whiskey, and […]

Areas of Focus: Condo, Co-Op & HOA, New Jersey Condo, Co-Op & HOA

Becker’s Spotlight: Fall Appropriations Outlook

09.16.2019

  Fall Appropriations Outlook With the 2020 Fiscal Year beginning October 1st, Congress has less than three weeks to pass legislation to avoid another government shutdown. While Congressional Leadership from both parties have struck an optimistic chord on avoiding a shutdown, it is almost certain that a Continuing Resolution will […]