FranJ1 (Colorado)
Posts: 4
Posts: 4
Posted:
R Managemnet companies allowed to attend annual meeting
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TimB4 (Tennessee)
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Posts: 21,047
Posted:
Management Company personnel (managers) are agents of the Association. Therefore, they most likely have a right to attend the meeting. They do not have a right to vote at that meeting unless they are a proxy representative for some member.
SusanW1 (Michigan)
Posts: 5,202
Posts: 5,202
Posted:
The contract between the HOA and the MC would list the duties of the MC. If attending the annual meeting and giving a report to the Members is listed,then yes, they must attend.
I would think that the Members would want a rep. there from the MC to answer questions.
I would think that the Members would want a rep. there from the MC to answer questions.
JohnC46 (South Carolina)
Posts: 14,265
Posts: 14,265
Posted:
FRAN
Why the question?
Thanks
Why the question?
Thanks
FranJ1 (Colorado)
Posts: 4
Posts: 4
Posted:
R management company has taken over r HOA & Board
JeffR7 (California)
Posts: 251
Posts: 251
Posted:
that's only because your board has allowed it. a management company always works for the board and will do whatever is authorized to do by the board.
BradP (Kansas)
Posts: 2,640
Posts: 2,640
Posted:
Fran
the mgt company can't take over the board, the board is the ultimate authority. If the mgt company is overstepping their bounds then your board needs to do something about it.
the mgt company can't take over the board, the board is the ultimate authority. If the mgt company is overstepping their bounds then your board needs to do something about it.
FredS7 (Arizona)
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Posts: 927
Posted:
> Management Company personnel (managers) are agents of the Association.
If they are agents (and they are) their duties are determined by the board. It may make sense for the manager to be at the meeting, but he is there at the pleasure of the board, and must leave if that is directed.
If they are agents (and they are) their duties are determined by the board. It may make sense for the manager to be at the meeting, but he is there at the pleasure of the board, and must leave if that is directed.
CarolR11 (Colorado)
Posts: 2,563
Posts: 2,563
Posted:
Fran, are you on the Board? What size is it?
In what ways has the mgmt. co." taken over" the board. Examples, please.
In what ways has the mgmt. co." taken over" the board. Examples, please.
FranJ1 (Colorado)
Posts: 4
Posts: 4
Posted:
I had been on the Bord in the past. I'm older and got burned out and did not run again. We have 376 condos. We have a new Board from thre last year and unknoledgable and the management copomay is directing the Boadr wrong.
Yes it is the Bords postion to run the Hoa but how, what can you do when the Bord is told that they run the community not the mangemnet co and they comtinue to take dirction from the mangement co!
Yes it is the Bords postion to run the Hoa but how, what can you do when the Bord is told that they run the community not the mangemnet co and they comtinue to take dirction from the mangement co!
JohnC46 (South Carolina)
Posts: 14,265
Posts: 14,265
Posted:
One reason to hire a management company is to pass the unpleasant things on to them so I think many management companies might get blamed for simply doing things the BOD wants done.
As a neighbor, I would not want to do the unpleasant things like be fining my neighbor. Let the manageamnet company do it so I can commiserate with my neighbors...even when they are wrong......LOL
As a neighbor, I would not want to do the unpleasant things like be fining my neighbor. Let the manageamnet company do it so I can commiserate with my neighbors...even when they are wrong......LOL
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