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Condo board is too autocratic

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Question:

If a board makes decisions based on personal interest, what friends may mention and like, without regard for residents of their issues, is that legal? Should a board also get input from unit owners, say, in a voting process? What happens, I think, is that board members become autocratic and do whatever they decide. What about the people who pay to live there? At times it seems they are disregarded. Is there a way to fix this, go to the owners, encourage voting on how monies are spent?


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