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Agree. [follow the money]Jun 29, 2008


I said elsewhere ["They should not serve"] that board members should discontinue service once they sell, or determine that they will sell. I should have stipulated that living elsewhere--whether full-time or part-time--should NOT disqualify them from service. As Board Treasurer points out, the key factor is whether they maintain their investment in the property. As long as they have an equity stake, they're well-positioned to act in a fiduciary capacity.

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