I'm a member of a condo board of a newly constructed low rise in New Jersey. Construction was completed during the past year. Although the developer still retains about 1/3 of the units, he has relinquished control of the condo board. We've had our initial condo association elections, and the board has met several times.
My question(s) relate to the need for engineering reports. I've heard from certain sources that engineering inspections and reports are advisable during the developer transition process. While I understand why this would make sense, I'd like to know a bit more about what is customary, and whether it's really necessary in incase of any indications of any construction defects.
