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Originally Posted by justafriend306
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I used to actually be a trustee and frankly can be again if I want to. I moved here thinking that a small condo would be much better run than a large condo. But it is the opposite. When I joined the board there were a couple of decent trustees.. but i just could not get them off a loop of the things there were passionate about. That I wasn't. Still I had a year or so run that I was proud of.
But with a small condo with poor founding documents that no one cared to update (or usually read) people just do what they want.
I have looked it up and in this state condos can do almost anything. Suing them for not complying with the rules and regs you have to have damages.
Our meeting isn't until November but I suspect his ideas will go down to defeat if he even puts them forward. One of his massive ideas was a rewrite of several bylaws -- one resident raised her hand and goes.. how much would the legal fees be. He goes.. oh like 600 or something. I burst out laughing... that would be 10 K if it was anything. The property manager had to pop up and say that it would be much much more. That seemed to end the matter.