Many rules enacted by homeowner association boards tend to use the Stick Method for rules which assumes folks need to be beaten to comply. The Carrot Method coaxes people into compliance by using guidelines that are reasonable and equitable. Guess which method works better to harmonize an HOA?
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Carrot or Stick Rules
Submitted by Sawitonline — Safe Condominium, security 24/7
- Sewage Treatment Plant
- Emergency electric plant
- Common area with large swimming pool
- Garden area equipped children play ground
- Excellent location (near Plaza Rolex) three minutes from EVERYTHING in Escazu area
- 79 m2 (850 sqf), two bedrooms, two bathrooms, lounge with dining room, laundry room, two terraces
- Kitchen furniture and main appliances included
- Parking for one car
- Phone line included and connected
- Price $ 145,000 negotiable
For sale 79 m2 (850 sqf) apartment very comfortable and safe, located in one of the most beautiful and comfortable condominium of Escaz , Loma de San Rafael, Costa Rica.
The apartment is on the second floor, overlooking from the terraces and has two bedrooms, a large lounge with dining room, fully furnished kitchen, laundry room and two terraces. The master bedroom has its own bathroom with shower and there is another bathroom for guests. This apartment has a great location: it means that there is always plenty of natural light in every corner of the house.
This apartment has ceramic tiles and wooden laminate floor; in the sale price is included the parking for one car. A telephone line is already working and connected and is available for the buyer with the purchase of the apartment.
The kitchen is equipped with furniture and the following appliances are included: a large refrigerator and the electric stove with oven, as shown in the photographs. Also the laundry room is equipped with dishwasher and washing machine.
The condo of Loma de San Rafael provides maximum security and comfort: the service security at the entrance and inside the condominium property is guaranteed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all joint owners enjoy a large swimming pool and a pleasant common area equipped with bathrooms, grill BBQ, shower and everything you need to enjoy an enviable position overlooking the central valley.
There is also a play ground area for children, flowers and plants and all internal streets offer an easy access with parking for your guests. The wastewater is treated with a treatment plant according to law. The building has an elevator and emergency power plant.
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Two bedrooms apartment in excellent and safe condo in Escazu
Submitted by Sawitonline – Built in 2001
37 Reserved Surface Parking Spaces Adjacent to Building
Fiber Optics Communications
Self Standing Building
10000 S.F. Office – Industrial / Flex
Main Offices:
23 Keyed Door Room from 120-800 SF
1 Large & 2 Small Conference Rooms
24 Hour Perimeter security system with 10 key coded door zones
Dedicated Receiving Area with Rollup door adjacent to warehouse
Dedicated Shipping Area with Rollup door adjacent to laboratory
Computer Lab has shock dissipating flooring with abundant power
Dedicated large kitchen with ample seating
Dedicated Mens and Womens restrooms with 3 stalls each
Heavy duty HVAC System
Shower
Handicap accessible
55 Locations with quad Port Network Jacks for Phone & Data
Large Conference room has multiple power options and Demo Wall
Open ceiling design allows an abundance of natural lighting
One Mile from Costco, Dulles Town Center and Cascades blvd
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10,000 S.F. Office with Warehouse / Data Center
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Outsourcing Your Way to Success
MODULAR HOME FOR SALE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYMUST SELL NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSEDORIGINAL-ONE OWNERa Euro ,NON-SMOKERSPurchased NEW March 2000-Skyline-,,,,, 3 Bedrooms2 Full Bathrooms-Master Bedroom has Garden Tub and stand alone Shower-Large Kitchen with a very generous amount of Oak Cabinetry Dining RoomNatural lighting through Skylights in both bathrooms and Kitchen, ALL a Euro GEa Euro appliances are included: Stove-Gas-, Refrigerator w-Ice maker water dispenser, Microwave, Dishwasher, Water Purifying System: Washer Dryer-Gas-OTHER AMENITIES:Central Air and Heat: Ceiling Fans in all bedrooms: Cable TV ready in all rooms: Phone jacks in all rooms: Cathedral Ceilings: Separate Laundry RoomOutside Deck and Storage Shed Community area Includes: Heated Swimming PoolClubhouse with Full KitchenBasketball CourtsTwo PlaygroundsFREE RV StoragePicnic Area with GrillsYear-Round Social Activities for all ages-to include a visit by Santa in December with VERY nice gifts for children under age 12-, EXTERIOR DIMENSIONSHouse: 28a Euro x52a Euro-approx, 1400 Sq,Ft,-Storage Shed: 10a Euro x10a Euro x10a Euro-approx, 14ft, high at center-, shed has a custom built attic and bench inside,Will accept All reasonable offers ASKING: 16,000,00 O,B,O, NO reasonable offer will be refused Must sell ASAP If there are any questions please reply to this posting NOTE: Mortgage Company states interested buyer can assume loan or purchase out right, House does NOT have to stay where it currently is, you can move it to another location,
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1999 Skyline Manufactured Home For Sale in Romulus, Michigan
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Creating A Successful Loan Modification Process for all Parties
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Part 2: Steps to Building a Short Sale Business
Submitted by Sawitonline -Luxury gated community with lush landscaping and Mediterranean style architecture.
Great location close to stores, restaurants and highways.
Oversized 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms units available. Some units available with attached garages.
Phone outlets in all rooms, walk-in closets, window treatments, full size washer & dryer, refrigerator with ice-maker, custom cabinetry, Roman tubs in most units, balconies and patios.
Qualified pets are allowed.
Car care center, valet trash service, resident social events.
Resort-style heated pool and spa. Two lighted tennis courts. Children 's play area. Fitness center and Aerobics room, picnic grill area, business center.
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Pet Friendly Luxury Community
Much like the proverbial apple that keeps the doctor away, committing at least an hour a day to your professional well being is the right prescription for the salesperson savvy enough to take a pro-active, preventative and inspired approach to growing their business.
An Hour a Day — Keeps Customers Coming Your Way!
The world has changed. There was a time when a landlord rented a vacancy by placing an advertisement in the local newspaper and waited for the phone to ring, or tenants to visit. The classified sections of the local newspapers were packed with ads. You had to be very creative to leap out of the pack of ads.
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As a Landlord You Cannot Afford to Ignore the Internet
Do you have a reliable system to get information to your HOA members quickly and accurately? Do you request suggestions and feedback? These are all signs of a proactive management style. Proactive managers welcome communication because it lets them know whether they are on track or derailed. As the saying goes, “The light at the end of the tunnel may be the headlight of an oncoming train.” Better to know sooner than later.
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8 Ways to Share HOA News
House, New Zealand, Situated in Tutukaka, Remodelled 3 bd + study+rumpus. Solar, tank water, biocycle septic. Diving, golf, fishing & cafes. … 175.000 EUR
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Coastal 3 bedroom house with bush and sea views
A proxy is a legal authorization for one person to act on behalf of another. It is commonly used in homeowner association Annual Meetings to achieve the quorum required to hold a legal meeting. The normal routine is to mail proxy forms along with the meeting notice and ask that they be filled out and returned to the secretary or manager by a certain date whether an owner plans to attend the meeting or not. While the person designated by the proxy could be anyone of legal age, usually a relative, friend or board member is chosen.
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HOA Proxies with Moxie
I’ve always worked in historic neighborhoods, so the ability to negotiate inspections has been a critical part of my success. And yeah, I’ve gotten good at it. If you’re interested, I’ll share some of my secrets with you.
Seven Tips to Surviving the Inspection
When trying to contact your lender to work out a payment plan or some other deal, knowing who owns your mortgage can be very helpful. Unfortunately finding out is not as easy as it sounds. You should be able to call the phone number on your last mortgage statement or the number in your payment coupon book and connect directly with your lender. More often than not, this merely puts you in touch with the servicer — the business that collects and processes your payments. In some cases, the servicer is prohibited from divulging the true identity of your lender. In other cases, the person you’re dealing with has no idea who your lender is.
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Who Owns My Mortgage?
