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HOA voting by email consensus?

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Question:

Our HOA, in Massachusetts, is a small 25 community that is self managed through a Board of Trustees. Board meetings are held every other month. With that schedule, we often have questions arise between meetings and are not certain if we can actually discuss and vote through email or if action items have to be presented at the 'live' meeting with a vote then taken.  Does anyone know if email activity/votes are legal or are we open to liability?
Thank you,
Nancy


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