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Who pays for repairs in your Illinois condo?
Water damage, limited common elements, and the gray zone between your unit and the association's job. These Illinois articles explain who has to fix what, who pays, and what to do when the board stalls on a repair.
HOA Won't Fix Structural Damage? Here's Your Move
Yes, your condo HOA is legally required to fix structural damage under Illinois law - and their delay may entitle you to recover your housing costs.
HOA Contractor Entered Your Property Uninvited
Depends who sent them. If your HOA's crew entered and trashed your downspouts, trespass and conversion are your leverage; your declaration sets the entry rules.
What is a Limited Common Element and who pays for it in Illinois?
Storms exposed your condo's gray zone - balconies, windows, garage doors. Here's how to find out who actually owes the repair bill.
Charged for a Window That Isn't Yours?
Your condo association put a common-element window on your bill. Illinois law says it isn't yours to pay. Here's how to dispute the charge in writing.
Illinois Condo: When Your Board Has to Fix It
Water coming in through your sliding door? Illinois condo law says when the board has to actually fix it, not just paint over the problem.
Reviewed by Gaston Sitbon, DispuPoint