Legal Rules on Renting Out an Independent Unit
What should you keep in mind under condominium ownership when renting out a unit? We explain the tenant's obligations, restrictions in the management plan and the owner's liability.
From dues tracking to Condominium Law, resident communication to board decisions — practical articles born from real experience.
What should you keep in mind under condominium ownership when renting out a unit? We explain the tenant's obligations, restrictions in the management plan and the owner's liability.
Condominium ownership may look permanent, but in some cases it can end. What happens if the building is destroyed, expropriated or the owners so decide? We explain the grounds for termination based on KMK Art. 46-47.
A building transitioning from "land" status so that each apartment gains its own title deed happens through the establishment of condominium ownership. So how does the process work, and what documents are required? A step-by-step guide based on the KMK.
Whether the title deed says "construction easement" or "condominium ownership" says a great deal about the legal status of the property. What is the difference between the two concepts, which is safer, and how does one turn into the other? An explanation based on the KMK.
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