Georgia HOAs must follow new rules on attorney’s fees
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Georgia homeowners in HOA neighborhoods can no longer be charged attorney’s fees without advance notice and court approval, under a new state oversight law now partially in effect.Senate Bill 406, known as the Georgia Property Owners’ Bill of Rights Act, was credi
SC budget stalemate leaves Lowcountry nonprofits without state funding
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — South Carolina’s ongoing budget deadlock is pushing Lowcountry nonprofits to the edge, forcing some organizations to freeze hiring, delay expansion and, in some cases, turn people away.Without a new budget agreement, nonprofits that rely on state funding are operating
Third time’s the charm: Arizona’s new special district opportunity
John McManus: Carter, Arizona just passed House Bill 2999, which creates State Affordability Infrastructure Districts (“SAID” or “Districts”). Why does this matter to builders and developers? Carter Froelich: What matters most is that Arizona finally has a district financing tool that is built for
Recent Posts
