Question:
I have a HOA president that stopped the management company from addressing any issue or complaints. The president takes matters in his own hands and uses his personal businesses to address the condo maintenance and bills the management company. I told his it is a conflict of interest. Who do you call for this to get help. sign A few frustrated homeowners
– Kelly
Answer:
Hi Kelly,
Board members should always work within the best interests of the association, which means avoiding conflicts of interest. Unfortunately, Connecticut law currently does not provide guidance on what homeowners can do about such situations. That being said, your association’s governing documents may be able to help. Check your bylaws and CC&Rs for any provisions concerning board members involving themselves in decisions where there is a conflict of interest. It would also be wise to seek further assistance from a lawyer.
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