A conflict of interest can range from problematic to disastrous for a homeowner association board. HOA board members should be impartial representatives of their communities who make decisions with the entire association’s wellbeing in mind. A conflict of interest will interfere with these duties and can lead to severe consequences if not dealt with in time. Therefore, it’s important to be able to recognize conflicts of interest, and to know exactly what to do if one arises.     Read the article……………………………..

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