M.D. from outside of Connecticut writes:
Dear Mister Condo,
Can a sibling of an owner who has been a resident for many years be on the Board of Directors?
Mister Condo replies:
M.D., that is entirely dependent on what your governing documents state as requirements for serving on the Board. Typically, but not always, the requirement is unit ownership. If that is the case and the sibling is not a unit owner, then the answer is “no”. However, if the governing documents are silent on the subject and there are no state or local laws that prohibit the sibling from serving on the Board then the answer may be “yes”. You need to look carefully at your documents and the requirements for eligibility to serve. All the best!
Sibling of Unit Owner Want to Serve on the Condo Board: https://t.co/ZeFrf7R5v0
1.)Elect the Unit Owner to the Board 2.)Have elected Unit Owner sign a Limited Power of Attorney to the resident to serve/act only as a BOD member. FYO – had a great renter whose Owner could not serve after being elected. Renter served with distinction for 2.5 years. Win/win. late 1990’s in CT.
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