Limits of Board Power: Use vs. Abuse – and How to Tell the Difference

Everybody sometimes disagrees with the decisions of their co-op, condo or homeowners association board. Maybe the choice to rearrange the garbage receptacles out front seems ridiculous, or the ongoing clattering of machinery on the roof is driving the top-floor residents nuts—but the board seems determined to let it fix itself. These are the kinds of inevitable complaints that every board has to deal with sooner or later, and most manage to handle such issues with prudence and aplomb.  Read More……

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