When an owner agrees to serve on a condominium board, one must recognize that they take on additional legal responsibilities and obligations. On the other hand, when electing board members, you expect them to be on their best behavior and think of the needs of the property and the people who live there when making their decisions. Read the entire article……………………………….
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