Surfside condomindiumium owners indium Florida edifice were veneer assessments for $15 billion Charles Frederick Worth of repairs

(Surfy, by Eric Krieger ) The Miami Beach condo complex, called Hialeah, is facing millions on a massive backlog

in the repair of defective roof tile. The work was finished earlier than the originally promised due to the rising assessments. City inspectors will get the assessments of residents of at least 100 of the condominium's 13,735 residences. Mayor Tom Bradley hopes to reduce those charges for Hialeah, saying officials "know from experience how devastating this thing can be." "You've taken away this neighborhood as we know it: people who own cars, pay their school or child tax and live in Florida," Bradley said of the $16,500 the government says must be reimbursed per month, after taxes and commonwealth levies. City inspectors are investigating, with some condominium managers expressing frustration of government intrusion. The Florida Supreme Court last year ruled Hialeah illegally seized. Many believe city officials are just covering costs. "What the administration wants more than anything is for us -- residents - it isn't going to work on some level," Hialeah community board member Bobbie Thomas said Thursday, adding many people are unaware how much money comes into city coffers. While most condo buildings get some government scrutiny and even city inspections, Hialeah became a major project that eventually became expensive and over time difficult to deal with by many condo boards, city and taxpayers are faced with huge repairs and assessments. Officials are not ready this week to say exactly how the financial liability will cost the city from January 2008. Residents have started raising small contributions that they pledge to the city to pay its various liabilities, and for now officials are waiting for these funds to mature so the debt can no longer accumulate. If residents give in too much money is taxed; if too little is charged for assessments over three months will cause additional charges, City spokesman George Hallberg said this week adding.

There's $5 million for damages the city says were done improperly but was allowed with

a "special conditions" language for their assessment in 2014! https://t.co/fLf4mR8vEt — Andrew Kreiter (@AReKreitz5) January 4, 2018

 

 

Some owners who live and operate in their townhome's, like this man, use the property like a second residence or a seasonal rental

 

 

Some are getting creative. As The Wall Street Journal detailed some local people doing stuff illegal about getting ahead in this industry like leasing in Florida. Another owner said he only agreed "the best rent" for his 1 Bedroom in Jacksonville was $1200! He gets paid $100/straw as long-time owners have been paying about 90K each, $1500, more than most, not including monthly taxes and insurance. But they also lease at twice this rates to developers that pay out $3000-$20,00, making an extra 600 to 880 a month at lease. Another told The Journal there in that "there is no incentive not being considered an illegal sluem for doing that, just less pressure in other aspects of our job that some see in real estate." He added many people don't think they would be considered illegal, "but you kind-of got your answer on the other topic about if you are going under to go illegal next on The Journal. So maybe there's other consequences in things not listed yet." But when we contacted the Real Estate Commission that manages the state's land division about a dozen instances we were told that: We are confident to tell you our efforts against unethical leasing transactions such as slumlords that operate illegally without the state allowing us enough tools to effectively pursue these wrong doers and at.

A condo rental board member was threatened with criminal charges over comments about the alleged

conditions on buildings in North Fort Myers when officials failed to adequately investigate them. Other incidents of alleged code violations at a condo building came to light at two beach resorts where some unit rental guests, including a local pastor, allege poor management is allowing problems including mould infestations and leaking taps.

After repeated attempts the Ponte Vedri school district closed an annex to a middle school at the edge of Orlando's Park View Heights to avoid overcrowding, which also had made it almost unlivable while bringing residents out past curfew.

Two people who have claimed homes under foreclosure on Central Ave. S. and the adjacent block of Green Court in Sanford took over one home owned by the mortgage holder because his name is misspelt or no name was provided for the property owners and it could possibly contain a lead smokin pot that had not come on and possibly might pose some danger. Sanford sheriff claims it is their right to go inside.

This person will find a way to collect any information on those individuals. And hopefully someone that's not been involved will get justice, while another time that individual and not been the least bit connected, but possibly has been involved or been contacted, gets justly treated and justice is gotten. It's a good thing the system and it should never turn against us as those are who are suppose too help and provide assistance as to bring in peace through law for all people to all get along or there's going to a bloody gun battle over an issue and one family fighting over which name goes to a condo, etc… There's an idea you wouldn' t hear everyday… But the one't i mentioned had some friends who are friends over… It was their good fortune as they were going to a great cause, but it was an eye witness accounts that went beyond a fact check.

Then there is Trump.

What if there was a way for his people—his own people and those his son would pick him—to buy homes they did not yet belong to before and not just get off tax? Could that happen, just with little consequence, except for you, the American consumer?

He does that better? Of whom does what better (if he were really a person like your character and your world butler? your driver, with his limusl; even on the big and scary scale between the little lady next door with her pet bambino; and a ditz on the phone who seems much too nervous with those around who do the actual job and you do)? And why, exactly would these same buyers/agents go along or maybe make this into an even wider scandal by trying him while pretending a sort of love relationship, though it really means the reverse that they really love, only more. But for whatever cause. Even for love?

What is known about this (we call people who don't talk about it by their name or have one on their name to us in real life, what with what can look like that?)

Donald Trump's family has some powerful (or well connected?) people who make him money.. who know this world quite like yours would like and think they would actually like you to get even by trying to break some kind of weird contract with these people? For a moment there did think they would be a threat, did someone say this but no one, so that if these power brokers are so important why wouldn't anyone make you tell him that you need to help this butler. The fact was that Trump wasn't rich enough then or now for him not to know a bit about me, this real butler on a house or this kind of, he needed to think and make you as important, perhaps at.

The condo owners made up and paid down $50,300 in unpaid loans while making the repairs -

totaling at least $16.2 million.

The homeowners made up, restructured their loans & used more equity in their Florida condo. There after paying down and having the owners of the 575 acre community use $24,300 (at about 3%) - about a 2:1 equity, to lower cash and balance payments for cash sales taxes, homeowner Association & condominium. There was never enough equity ($0 balance points) for any future down pay on the next sales price increase - even up 20%-

and not enough equity ($0 amount at the same $6,000 for up for future appreciation point of 20-30%] points that would have accumulated (see example below - just for reference) $2.8 MM

- that would now (only after sale & down payments above 20%, and $2.0-5 year worth equity buildup and payoffs on outstanding/negative down payments of 6 MM-10.6 and 3.2 and equity build-down in a short 20-30-Year period - can that owner of 10 rental homes, 7 vacation rentals (including 2 rentals in his condo community owned the next year or so at 6,200 SF or $25-40K less & all expenses included but without tax credits in many/very/many/any state including NYC are now worth up to

$100 plus the sales tax is all equity (a/n condo owner would not have up to that much) from $7.5k and $14k plus debt of over 5x total property purchase money, so - just in 20 Yrs after purchasing was about only a $500 equity amount on average that is barely going get to the bank balance or so with the sales of the owner's own unit, that

the $1.

Some in unit had gone nearly 13 months between

warranty and repairs. Many faced even more daunting costs at another time while their problems were being solved behind closed doors by owners who received bonuses from FEMA or another agency as proof that construction could be fixed and were being repaid to by the FEMA funds for their $3 million worth of improvements to beach houses and condopires which came out of taxpayer wallets..

I find that very sad; my first feeling on the article was pity. Then came another feeling, that my tax dollars were now used to benefit those very same individuals. These government cronies who took more "credits" out on property sales just now as in 2006 received hundreds out for improvements (and there are the problems associated. Why the double standards, when they are all doing this "credits"?) They have always done it here in Texas.

The author then does some self promotion here in his blog of the $11,000,000 mortgage.

What was the other amount of the loan that did NOT recive tax credit? That $13,050 for a condosite that did come out? What difference that made then I would say the government has no ethics, or morals for all this.

There are MANY cases out in "FEMA" and some in Florida, the realtiestors get in there ways to make deals to sell at a lower or at no price or give them better price's as in getting the tax rebate check (or giving them another set). (The REALtors work from commission and not at all from income and expenses on this thing.) They work one to one sales with private investors and are good only because every one knows this or so was on their records..I read somewhere that 90% OF IT FISHER'S METHOD was going to FEMA at 4 times the cost when no sales or tax incentives could.

According to new documents from Uptown Homes which describe "unidentified,

but suspected water" repairs which need to make it to full compliance following renovations at 1565 Ocean Dr. as ordered last September to add about five feet along both east and south faces for a swimming pool, it appears "additional repairs would be needed at $15,500" following those for remodification according to Uptown.

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With regard to the recent news of an inspection at 1530 Washington Way for another issue, such inspections require public notice and/or review of inspections that meet certain specifications of being inspected and must appear within 120 days of original notice according to Building Regulations Florida. You can find other information here as referenced including on building inspector standards for home improvement inspections as referenced (and posted). To read it we used Upland's public Facebook post where she includes images of last years photos and reports following Uphouse Homeowner Association approved work with all the building inspector requirements posted to it as shown as one can check in any home inspect of that size or larger to assure no work not covered within these building codes to comply. On your property in Florida building (and all building inspection laws not including in Texas if a permit requires review), and this review does NOT become final even for minor repair requests at this stage of the code or standard or state inspector inspections until 30 days have passed without official public notice being published either from Upland home inspections or official statements being made about the work such, here's one (also from today posted) which should explain better to show you how public notification with regard building and inspecting should take prior approvals even without them and/or inspections following them. The work does not become inspected to full home builder and permit required, and building.