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On March 18, 2026, Fannie Mae issued Lender Letter LL-2026-03 and updated its condominium lending guidelines. In addition to expanding the waiver of project review in condominiums with 10 or fewer units and retiring the limited review process on August 3, 2026, Fannie Mae’s 2026 […]
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Can a Michigan homeowners association rely on its liability insurance to cover emotional distress claims tied to enforcement disputes? In many cases, the answer is no. Condominium and homeowner associations routinely rely on liability insurance as a financial safety net when disputes escalate into litigation. […]
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Michigan condominium associations rely on assessments to fund repairs, repay loans, and maintain the community. But what happens when a co-owner refuses to pay and claims prior funds were mismanaged? In Main Street Lofts Condominium Ass’n v Parodi, unpublished per curiam opinion of the Michigan […]
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Most condominium and homeowners associations rely on deed restrictions that require homeowners to obtain approval before making exterior alterations to their property. These architectural control provisions are designed to preserve neighborhood character and protect property values. Disputes frequently arise when homeowners proceed with improvements without […]
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Michigan Court Limits HOA Liability for Flooding Claims Flooding disputes are among the most fact-intensive and emotionally charged conflicts facing homeowners associations. When water ends up where it should not, the instinct is to find someone to blame: the HOA, a neighboring owner, or a […]
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