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A new Utah law caps HOA fees and creates an ombudsman's office for tenant disputes.
I lived in a condo downtown for 20 years. I loved the "lock and leave" lifestyle—I could go head out of town and not worry about watering a lawn or snow removal.
I lived in a condo downtown for 20 years. I loved the "lock and leave" lifestyle—I could go head out of town and not worry about watering a lawn or snow removal. The building didn't have fancy amenities like a swimming pool, gym or movie room, and the homeowner association (HOA) fees were very reasonable.
When you opt to live in a condo, there will always be a monthly fee that the homeowners decide upon each year that are then usually implemented by an HOA manager.
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