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Condominium and Cooperative Law in South Carolina

Co-ops and condo communities are forms of "common interest communities."

They are communities where each individual or family resident rents or owns an unit which is part of a larger building, containing other, similar, residential units. The residents are accountable responsible for the maintenance of the common areas of their living areas, such as gardens, walkways, lawns, and swimming pools. They usually meet this responsibility by paying a monthly fee to support this maintenance.

Merely viewing one of these communities from the outside (or inside) will not let you discern whether it's a cooperative or condominium community.

The general difference is that, in condominium communities, the units are purchased and owned by their residents, and they also collectively own the common areas of the development. In a cooperative community, the land and buildings in which the housing units are owned by a single corporation or association. The individual units are rented by the inhabitants, not purchased.

Laws and Regulations Concerning Common Interest Communities in Greenville, South Carolina

There are various laws in Greenville, South Carolina that might be applicable to common interest communities. But most of these laws are not unique to common-interest communities. Rather, they usually concern zoning, land use, and contract law, which are applicable to most other types of real estate, as well.

Generally, the rules established by the owner of the property, or the entity tasked with managing it, are going to have much more of a day-to-day effect on your life than any state laws governing these types of communities.

The land on which these communities sit is private property, so the owners have significant leeway when it comes to setting rules regarding what tenants can and can't do on the property. These rules generally govern things like noise levels, cleanliness, long-term guests, and pets. They are often designed with the goal of balancing residents' rights to a clean and quiet neighborhood, with their individual autonomy.

The enforceability of some of these rules may depend on Greenville, South Carolina's laws controlling relations between landlords and tenants.

Can a Greenville, South Carolina Attorney Help?

If you are in a dispute with your homeowners' association, a neighbor, or your landlord in Greenville, South Carolina, a reputable real estate lawyer may prove extremely helpful, if the dispute cannot be otherwise resolved.

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Life in Greenville

Greenville is a great city in South Carolina for families to live and visit! The city has it all--art galleries, scenic property, museums, and beauty!

Some popular sites include Falls Park on the Reedy (downtown), Heritage Green Arts and Cultural Complex, the Greenville Zoo, Metropolitan Arts Council, the Carolina First Center, Augusta Road, and Haywood Mall.

Greenville is also home to many attorneys who practice in various areas of law. These attorneys focus on providing personalized services to their clients--residents and local businesses.

Overall, Greenville is a great family-oriented city with a community-like feel to it!

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