GaryJ5 (New York)
Posts: 14
Posts: 14
Posted:
In the Village I own a home there are 52% of the homeowners having purchased a certificate from the
Master Association and belong to a non profit corporation in their subdivision. These certificate holders have voting rights to vote representatives to that board. There are 2 of these subdivisions. Each paid from $10,500 - $29,500 for these certificates. 4 highest vote getters go to serve on the master board. Certificates are not available to all homeowners just the 52%. There are 48% of homeowners that don't have certificates and no voting rights. These 48% have no representation, not allowed at board meetings, and have no say in any village budgets, and etc. The non certificate holders pay much higher fees. Why does Florida allow such blatent disregard of homeowners rights. The Master Board makes all the decisions and doesn't require any approvals to change any rules. Is this legal. or can something be done?
Master Association and belong to a non profit corporation in their subdivision. These certificate holders have voting rights to vote representatives to that board. There are 2 of these subdivisions. Each paid from $10,500 - $29,500 for these certificates. 4 highest vote getters go to serve on the master board. Certificates are not available to all homeowners just the 52%. There are 48% of homeowners that don't have certificates and no voting rights. These 48% have no representation, not allowed at board meetings, and have no say in any village budgets, and etc. The non certificate holders pay much higher fees. Why does Florida allow such blatent disregard of homeowners rights. The Master Board makes all the decisions and doesn't require any approvals to change any rules. Is this legal. or can something be done?