RichardL7 (Colorado)
Posts: 105
Posts: 105
Posted:
Greetings from Colorado:
in the past years I have received a great amount of help in relation to board members and management companies. A few years back we had a management company that fraudulently stole money from our association, that management company is now long gone. The second one. A few years back was dictatorial and negligent in responding to or acting on complaints. That management company is now gone. Both of these have slowly degenerated our association.
So my question is???, Our new management company presently is seriously lacking in communications of any type. I have over 100 emails in the past year and two months with only 10 responses, and those responses to the problems I listed was in no way related to our bylaws or declaration. What I'm saying here is their rulings are arbitrarily made and not back by our documents. It has become so blatant that I believe action should be taken.
If I am correct, the bottom line is the board of directors, am I correct??. They, in themselves are reluctant to seriously act and all indications, and I mean all indications are they have not read the bylaws or the documentation of our association, or any of the laws related to Colorado for the Condominium associations.
Now the main question,--- what procedures can we use to overcome this?. Also, if an attorney is needed. Do I find that under real estate attorneys?? I just don't know, Also related to this and is quite concerning to me. If I move forward on this with an attorney, the financial burden may be greater than I can bear. Also If I proceed with this and use an attorney. I'm sure my HOA attorney will represent the management company or the board, and if they lose who pays the fee then?? I have absolutely no idea of the financial procedures related to hiring attorneys if needed or even a general cost of such. Somewhat in a dilemma on this . Appreciate any information that could give me some insight on which way I should go.
Sincerely:
Rich.
in the past years I have received a great amount of help in relation to board members and management companies. A few years back we had a management company that fraudulently stole money from our association, that management company is now long gone. The second one. A few years back was dictatorial and negligent in responding to or acting on complaints. That management company is now gone. Both of these have slowly degenerated our association.
So my question is???, Our new management company presently is seriously lacking in communications of any type. I have over 100 emails in the past year and two months with only 10 responses, and those responses to the problems I listed was in no way related to our bylaws or declaration. What I'm saying here is their rulings are arbitrarily made and not back by our documents. It has become so blatant that I believe action should be taken.
If I am correct, the bottom line is the board of directors, am I correct??. They, in themselves are reluctant to seriously act and all indications, and I mean all indications are they have not read the bylaws or the documentation of our association, or any of the laws related to Colorado for the Condominium associations.
Now the main question,--- what procedures can we use to overcome this?. Also, if an attorney is needed. Do I find that under real estate attorneys?? I just don't know, Also related to this and is quite concerning to me. If I move forward on this with an attorney, the financial burden may be greater than I can bear. Also If I proceed with this and use an attorney. I'm sure my HOA attorney will represent the management company or the board, and if they lose who pays the fee then?? I have absolutely no idea of the financial procedures related to hiring attorneys if needed or even a general cost of such. Somewhat in a dilemma on this . Appreciate any information that could give me some insight on which way I should go.
Sincerely:
Rich.