An Overview of Condo Owner Rights in Illinois
As explained by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), every condo unit owner in the state automatically becomes a member of their community’s owner’s association. In doing so, they are granted legal rights, including:
When a condo owner’s rights are violated, they may be entitled to legal remedies. In some cases, financial damages may even be available. Of course, condo owners also have legal responsibilities. For example, they have a duty to pay their assessments on time. If you have any specific questions about condo law or condo owners’ rights, contact an experienced professional for guidance.
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At Keough & Moody, P.C., we are a full service law firm representing condo associations, townhome associations, and homeowners’ associations. To request a confidential consultation, contact our legal team today. We have offices in Chicago, Naperville and Tinley Park and serve clients throughout Illinois.
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