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it might also be helpful to have a spokesperson or a small group represent the collective concerns during the meeting. This can ensure a more organized and effective dialogue with the HOA representatives. Good luck!

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I hope things get sorted for you soon. If the HOA is being unreasonable, maybe it’s worth rallying support from your neighbors. Strength in numbers, right?

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Those are called executive sessions. And yes, they are generally legal and normal unless your state laws or docs say otherwise.

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In that case, I would push even harder for the two-signature requirement. Remember that most D&O policies doesn’t cover fraud. It might be more of a chore to hunt down the members needed for the two signatures but it’s definitely worth the trouble to keep your funds secure.

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I would go with a two-signature requirement. It’s standard for most HOAs, I believe.

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Our documents apparently don’t say anything about a limit.

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We switched out management companies late last year and apparently, our HOA’s reserves is severely underfunded. Now, they’re trying to make up for it by increasing dues by a steep margin.

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