Condominium homes

19 Mar

Posted by Admin as Real Estate

Florida Condo Foreclosures Are a Great Way to Make Money
Florida condo foreclosures are a great way to get hold of a lavish seaside property. Most of the times, the homeowner is not able to pay the monthly installment even after condo associations do not charge them up for low payments. read more…

Corcoran, 52 Park Avenue, Murray Hill/Kips Bay Real Estate …
Welcome to this Rare Full Floor Park Avenue Condominium centrally located in the heart of Historic Murray Hill. Upon entering this lovely home through the key-locked elevator you will find yourself in a large entry foyer with 2 bedrooms … read more…

Corcoran, 10 WEST ST, Battery Park City Real Estate, Manhattan …
This 2721 square foot condominium, currently configured as a two bedroom with neighboring one bedroom which the seller will combine, also includes 4 baths, powder room, chef’s kitchen, formal dining room and full size washer and dryer. … Search for apartments, rentals, homes for sale, condos, co-ops, townhouses, open houses and realtors, only with The Corcoran Group. Find luxury New York real estate in Manhattan & Brooklyn, in addition to exclusive properties in The … read more…

From Google Blog Search

Choose the Best Decorative For Your Door to Create a More Dramatic Entrance
The main entrance door of the house will speak for the entire style and fashion sense of the home owner. It can be designated as the host, as people will either admire or criticize the house according… read more…

Tips For Choosing and Installing a Patio Or Deck Awning
Installing a home awning can prove to be a terrific investment. Before you decide and install your porch, patio or deck awning, there are a few things you should know.

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Condo, The Technical Term
What is a condo? Technically, a condominium is a collection of individual home units along with the land upon which they sit. Individual home ownership within a condominium is construed as ownership o… read more…

From GoArticles.com

Open Question: What are the “standard” rules of order to validate that a private vs. open vote can be called on by voters?
This would be for a condominium homeowner’s association (HOA) where the Bylaws are silent as to the MANNER in which votes are to be, or can be taken. There is nothing that specifies whether a show of hands is appropriate, a voice call of “yea” or “nay”, or whether a private or closed ballot on pieces of paper administered by the appropriate HOA officer (e.g. the Secretary) is the right method. Some issues are minor where a show of hands or voice vote is all that is necessary. Other issues, such as the election of Officers, are more important such that a call for a private ballot is more appropriate, particularly when we are dealing with a tightly knit group of neighbors.

The inclination of the current administration is to hold all meetings in the President’s home (despite protests to hold them elsewhere) and to call for all votes by hand or voice so she can see who votes for what. When asked to conduct a vote by paper ballot, she laughs it off as unnecessary trouble she doesn’t want to bother with and since she is the President and this is her home, she feels she can make people do things however she wants.

My design is propose an amendment to the Bylaws establishing a rule of order whereby a closed ballot can be taken if called for by some number of voters. Since this is individual confidentiality belonging to each person and not a group, I’m thinking that if even ONE voter calls for a closed or private ballot, that call must be obliged.

Do I have any standard rules of order to draw on for support of this Bylaw amendment, i.e. Robert’s Rules of Order? Note that I will get resistance from the President and her puppet administration if I suggest any means by which her reign of undue influence might end, so I am looking for something written about voting rules that I can draw on for support versus just an idea I had which she will attempt to discredit (as she does all my good ideas that she never thought of first or fears may challenge her judgment which is very self-serving…much like some of the politicians we have in Washington right now…ahem…)

Any resources or ideas here?

Thank you!