About Us

     

Our initiative is to collaborate with the city in securing a grant to address and reduce code violations within our community. We believe that a grant-funded program could effectively address these issues by:

• Providing Resources: Funding could support essential repairs, such as exterior painting, landscaping, and minor structural improvements.

• Offering Incentives: Consider incentives for homeowners to address violations proactively, such as reduced fines or waived fees.

• Increasing Education and Outreach: Programs could educate residents on code requirements and provide guidance on how to comply.

• Building Partnerships: Collaborate with local contractors, non-profit organizations, and community volunteers to maximize the impact of the program.

• Without having to have receivership or property management intervene by making unneccessary costly expenses. Property managers may not always be as responsive or efficient as a volunteer board of directors. This can lead to delays in addressing maintenance issues, which can ultimately increase costs due to the need for more expensive emergency repairs.

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      Apart of that initiative is selling off association-bought apartments can be a complex strategy with potential benefits and drawbacks. Here's a breakdown of potential Benefits:

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• Community Preservation: If the goal is to maintain the existing character of the building and prevent large-scale redevelopment, selling to individual residents can help achieve this.

• Resident Control: Selling to residents can empower them to have more control over the building's future and how it's managed.

• Affordable Housing: If the apartments are sold at below-market rates or with affordability restrictions, it can help preserve affordable housing options within the community.

• No more costly 13 million dollar projected assessments! 

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