Why Condo Assessments Are Not Always Equal Among Unit Owners
Q: I own a unit in a condominium and our assessments are not paid equally between the units. Rather, the amount each unit has to pay is based on the square footage of the unit. While there are different sized units, ultimately everyone has the same rights to use the condominium property and this seems unfair. Some owners wish to change the formula for the payment of assessments and make it equal for all units. How can we accomplish this goal? (C.H., via e-mail)
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