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Posted By TracyeH on 08/09/2017 12:52 PM
Well I'm thinking we would still need a board to watch the management company. But at least it would take some pressure off the board.
Yes, you absolutely need a board whether you have an MC or not. The role of an MC is to assist the board with the day to day operations of the HOA, not the decision making. Your docs will spell out the duties of the board, those don't change if you have an MC. The board is still responsible for the operation of the association whether they do everything themselves or get assistance.
The only way to get away from having a board is to get a court to appoint a receiver. That is a person, often a lawyer, who becomes responsible for the association. That person charges their going rate for their time, plus they will hire an MC to handle the operations.
Escaped former treasurer and director of a self managed association.