If you’re like most people, your home is one of the most important and expensive purchases you’ll ever make. From building a new home to renovating an existing one, you’re making a substantial financial investment in your property’s future.
Owning a home comes with risks, including significant weather events. Many homeowners, of course, pay for insurance policies to mitigate losses from those types of incidents. What happens when your insurance company refuses to pay, though?
Ideally, living in a condo or townhome with a homeowners association (HOA) comes with certain assurances. For instance, if severe weather causes widespread roof damage, your HOA should investigate the extent of the damage before approving sweeping repairs.
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Apr 28, 2025"Todd Weaver was professional, polite and to the point regarding my situation. His efforts and polish do not go unnoticed by me or other landlords."