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Nancy Polomis, Esq.
 Hellmuth & Johnson
10400 Viking Drive, Suite 500
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Tel: (952) 941-4005 Nancy T. Polomis is a partner with Hellmuth & Johnson and chair of the firm's Real Estate Development Practice. Her clients include builders, developers, banks, condominium and townhouse associations, and individuals and entities involved in real estate transactions. Nancy's practice is focused on: - Real estate development
- Community association law
- Residential real estate transactions
- Lender-based collections
Nancy brings an in-depth understanding of the real estate market, coupled with the unique perspective of a former mortgage banking professional to work for her clients, who benefit from her decidedly direct and proactive counsel. You can view her full bio on the firm's website. Nancy has contributed her expert opinion and experience to the HOAleader.com articles below.
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Master Homeowners Associations: Is Your HOA Its Own Master?
June 2009
Imagine your surprise. You buy a home in a community knowing full well that you'll become a member of your local homeowners association only to learn that your homeowners association is really a subassociation and you're bound to follow the rules of a bigger "master" association. Here's a primer on master associations and how masters and subassociations, often called "subs," interact. . . . keep reading
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HOA Finances: Payment Plan Dos and Don'ts
June 2009
Sometimes it pays to be nice, and that can be especially true when you've got delinquent owners. Not all people behind in their assessments are lazy deadbeats. Often, setting up a repayment plan is the best solution for your condo or homeowners association and the indebted homeowners. . . . keep reading
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A Sex Offender Has Moved Into Your HOA ... What Now?
March 2009
If you're like most homeowners, your first thought when you learn that a sex offender has moved into your community is: What can we do to get the offender to leave? Here's what you must know about your association's--and the offender's--rights. . . . keep reading
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Publishing Delinquent Owners' Names: Shame on You?
March 2009
If your HOA board embarrasses deadbeats in your homeowners association by publicly disclosing their delinquencies, they'll come to you with their tail between their legs and a check to cover all their overdue amounts. At least, that's the thinking of some HOA board members. . . . keep reading
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