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An Article
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Misuse of Attorney Powers and Association Contracts
All Attorney Client Privilege
August 08, 2003
By
Cecelia Taylor
Copyright AHRC News Services
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If I were you I would sell and move out of there so quick they wouldn't even have a chance to see the dust before it settled.
I am reminded of the words of one of the great pioneers of the homeowner advocacy movement in her speech about homeowner associations at the Nevada Senate hearings, Geneva Kirk Brooks proclaimed, "it's a racket, racket, racket" September 2000, Las Vegas, Nevada.
P. Flamingo
Posted Aug 28 2003 7:03PM CEST
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Look at SB 5536 at which is before the legislature in the State of Washington.
The CAI lawyers and managers are trying to pas similar laws in all States.
Posted Aug 10 2003 3:01AM CEST
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Steven Wittlake
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This NONSENSE goes on in most HOA's - the official legal term is "privity of contract" (meaning the owner is denied access to the information requested because the lawyer and manager tell them they have no "privity of contract" (for whatever the latest scheme - contrived construction defect issue or "emergency" Common Area Maintenance problem d' jour has been targeted to drain the reserve funds.
Ask yourselves who pays the monies to fund these antics by unlicensed, uninsured, under-educated & NEEDLESS middle-men managers who give owners lip service and think they hold great importance and value to the Association's they are running into the ground.
In actuality, the managers are only the puppets, parrots & tin-cup holding flea-ridden monkeys for the lawyers (the behind the scenes PUPPETEERS & ORGAN GRINDERS).
The question is, once you got elected to the Board did you then elect to self manage (which is what ALL Association's should be doing) or did you go out and interview replacement monkies (most of which are CAI,CACM, & ECHO members ) and start the game all over again with new faces (but the same underlying goal of "Drain the Coffers"???
Rest assured, once the "stucco problem" is fixed, there will be numerous other "problems" (tree roots, pool equipment, paving, shingles, blah blah blah) because if there are no "problems" to fix the managers and the lawyers can't make any money by bringing in "expert" CAI, CACM & ECHO vendors to get kick backs from.
It never ends.
Posted Aug 9 2003 5:47PM CEST
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