J.L. from Litchfield County, Connecticut writes: Dear Mister Condo, Is there a rule that states or can we have in place that an investor who does not live on site is not allowed to be on the board? Also, if so, can it be placed into our new condo rules and regulations we are in…
Category: Board
Considerations When Changing HOA Management Companies
T.S. from writes: Dear Mister Condo, We recently hired a new management company. The old management company was writing big checks to itself for “maintenance” charges. They were also inept in many other ways. I am a new Board member and I pushed to dump the management company. We will be talking to an attorney next week…
Condo Board Operating with Unfilled Seats
G.P. from New Jersey writes: Dear Mister Condo, Can the board of a condo operate without having all of the director positions filled? Mister Condo replies: G.P., from a practical standpoint, the association would be unable to do anything without its directors. It is uncommon for an association to not have any positions filled and…
High Condo Attorney Fees for Communications Outside of the Board
H.G. from Los Angeles, California writes: Dear Mister Condo, Can outside agents who have no equity ownership, real estate agents or attorney’s for non-resident owners, communicate on everyday issues to Condo boards or Condo Association attorneys? These extra board communications are both costly and time consuming for the association and these communications can border on…