#SocialCurrentSee Today: Time for #Altacities ? ALTALOMAN on Storify https://t.co/jdQD9Jcg7b — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) March 16, 2016 According to this blogger, "Homeowners in Brighton Village, DeKalb County, Georgia, have just been blindsided, according... Posted by Michael Foxworth on  Tuesday, March 15, 2016 TRANSPARENCY (or the lack thereof) is a frequent issue around most common interest developments (aka HOAs) in the USA, as noted most recently in the archived clip from FACEBOOK by source Deborah Goonan , author of the IAC blog . Get to know more in the 5Ws+H at the links of this #SocialCurrentSee . The purpose of IAC is to inform and educate readers with current news and analysis related to mandatory Association Governed Residential Communities or Common Interest Developments (CIDs), more generically known as Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs).  Here, of course, we recognize these communities as # ALTACITIES . Credible and timely ...

#ALTACITIES data: This report seems to contradict the traditional view of real estate values https://t.co/3vKXQHFGpB — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) January 31, 2016 Flip②▶ Alta♥CITIES ARCHIVE on Flipboard | http://flip.it/qDFcn Condominiums (aka "Condos") are typically known to appreciate at a slower rate than single-family homes, but as more and more communities are built, this variable is changing. Condos are often considered easy, low-maintenance options to park your money, banking on the idea that the condo will appreciate over the years and you will someday be able to sell it for a substantial gain. While appreciation potential is an important factor when investing, the annual costs involved in holding a condo often negate much, if not all, of the financial gain you’ll get from appreciation, should you be lucky enough to own a property that does increase in value over time. The #SocialCurrentSee clip (heading this post) aside, single-family homes tend to...