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How should condo association deal with untrustworthy property managers?

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Question:

Our Condo Association Board voted 12/2/02 to increase condo fee's. Property Managers notified unit owners 12/22/09. Per our condo association by-laws, any increase of condo fees requires a 15 day advance notice. That would mean we as condo unit owners should have been notified 12/17/09. I realize this may be petty, but this property management company is not trustworthy.

What can we, as unit owners do with this violation from the property management company?


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