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PhilS (Arizona)
Posts: 1
Posted:
Since our HOA is rather small (no facilities and few issues), we hired a manager who runs is business out of his home. He collects our annual dues, keeps our financials and makes any violation notices.

In his contract stipulates that he be included under our
D&O insurance policy.

Is this a standard procedure or is it even proper?

Thanks for any input.

Phil
Board Member in AZ
AlexL1 (Florida)
Posts: 305
Posted:
If it is not.... it certainly should be.
GloriaM (North Carolina)
Posts: 829
Posted:
Phil:

MC do require that HOA's add the MC onto their insurance as an "additional insured". The reason for this is that they are to have the right to access common areas on behalf of the HOA, also that they are acting as an Agent on behalf of the HOA. So it is not uncommon, nor is it illegal.
JosephW (Michigan)
Posts: 882
Posted:
Just as importantly, your association needs to be named as additional insured in the Fidelity Bond he should have

Joe

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