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Florida master homeowner association is not legally set up right


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I am the President of my HOA and have recently joined the Board for our Master Association. The other association under the Master represents the condos. There are three members from the condos who have been on the Board for over ten years and two years from the HOA on the Board so I am always out voted.

After reading the Master Association documents, it appears this Board does not comply with the covenants and the way the Master Association was set up under them. They have an agreement from 2003 scribbled on a piece of paper that previous Board members signed delegating MA common area maintenance to my HOA, which they are trying to force me to carry out. Now they plan to file this with the county clerk as an amendment.

Under the docs, all amendments have to be voted on by the full membership. I can't tell how long it has been since an annual meeting has been held. I've lived here 5 years and never has one been carried out. Under this agreement my HOA is paying more per unit than the condos. Is there any recourse when the Board erroneously picks what they want to enforce from the docs and blatantly go against other articles?

Florida


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