Every so often we receive calls from Board members or property managers exasperated by the actions of a meddling, “helping” or interfering unit owner who has taken it upon themselves to instruct Association vendors on the proper manner to do their job. These vendors range from landscapers, snow plowing contractors, carpenters, roofers and even insurance companies. They “remind” these vendors that they, the vendor, work for them as much as the Association since it is they that pay the bills. That lament is often pointed at the attorney during usually heated unit owner/board meetings. Read the article…………………..
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