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June 1, 2026 • By Matthew Heron

How Much Does It Cost to Amend a Master Deed and Condominium Bylaws in Michigan?

One of the most common questions that Boards of Directors of Michigan condominium associations ask…

May 28, 2026 • By Kevin Hirzel

When Must Michigan Condo Boards Get Co-Owner Approval to Amend Bylaws?

Community association boards often need administrative and operational flexibility to manage budgets, resolve disputes, and…

May 28, 2026 • By Michael Pereira

Michigan Homeowners’ Energy Policy Act: How to Regulate Energy-Saving Improvements

The Homeowners’ Energy Policy Act, MCL 559.301 et seq. (“HEPA”) was enacted into law with…

May 21, 2026 • By Livia Khemmoro

Can Condominium Development Rights Expire Automatically Under Michigan Law?

Can Michigan condominium development rights expire automatically when a developer fails to build units on…

May 14, 2026 • By Sarina Saravi

Can a Michigan Condo Association Collect After a Co-Owner Files Bankruptcy?

When a co-owner in a Michigan condominium files for bankruptcy, can the condominium association still…

May 11, 2026 • By Kevin Hirzel

Fannie Mae’s New 2026 Condominium Lending Guidelines

On March 18, 2026, Fannie Mae issued Lender Letter LL-2026-03 and updated its condominium lending…

May 7, 2026 • By Nick Butris

Are Emotional Distress Claims Covered by Your Community Association’s Liability Insurance Policy?

Can a Michigan homeowners association rely on its liability insurance to cover emotional distress claims…

April 30, 2026 • By Ihsan Abdulghani

Can a Michigan Condominium Association Foreclose When a Co-Owner Claims Financial Mismanagement?

Michigan condominium associations rely on assessments to fund repairs, repay loans, and maintain the community.…

April 23, 2026 • By Erika DiLoreto

Can an HOA Enforce Architectural Rules Without an ACC in Michigan?

Most condominium and homeowners associations rely on deed restrictions that require homeowners to obtain approval…

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How Much Does It Cost to Amend a Master Deed and Condominium Bylaws in Michigan?

When Must Michigan Condo Boards Get Co-Owner Approval to Amend Bylaws?

Michigan Homeowners’ Energy Policy Act: How to Regulate Energy-Saving Improvements

Can Condominium Development Rights Expire Automatically Under Michigan Law?

Can a Michigan Condo Association Collect After a Co-Owner Files Bankruptcy?

Fannie Mae’s New 2026 Condominium Lending Guidelines

Are Emotional Distress Claims Covered by Your Community Association’s Liability Insurance Policy?

Can a Michigan Condominium Association Foreclose When a Co-Owner Claims Financial Mismanagement?

Can an HOA Enforce Architectural Rules Without an ACC in Michigan?

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