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2011 SESSION
HB 1674 Common interest communities; definitions, fees for disclosure packets.
Introduced by: Brenda L. Pogge | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED HOUSE:
Common interest communities; definitions; fees for disclosure packets. Delays until July 2012 the time by which an employee of a common interest community manager must hold a certificate from the Common Interest Community Board. The bill, in cases where a receiver has been appointed, allows the receiver to recover the unpaid portion of any attorney fees, costs, and expenses from the Common Interest Community Management Recovery Fund, if there are sufficient funds in that Fund. The bill reduces from 90 to 45 days the time when the selling owner will be responsible for the fees for preparation of the disclosure packet when no settlement occurs on the unit or lot. The bill contains technical amendments.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Common interest communities; definitions; fees for disclosure packets. Removes the current exemption from licensure for any employee or independent contractor of an association who provides management services to the association for compensation. The bill also delays until July 2012 the time by which an employee of a common interest community manager must hold a certificate from the Common Interest Community Board. The bill, in cases where a receiver has been appointed, allows the receiver to recover the unpaid portion of any attorney fees, costs, and expenses from the Common Interest Community Management Recovery Fund, if there are sufficient funds in that Fund. The bill reduces from 90 to 30 days the time when the selling owner will be responsible for the fees for preparation of the disclosure packet when no settlement occurs on the unit or lot. The bill contains technical amendments.