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Got itJan 26, 2018

There is so much money being moved under the table. The current MA has a thing for changing the bricks. Massive portions of brick removed from building exterior and replaced with new.

It's too late for me, I was screwed royaly. Attorneys want 500 to 650 per hour. I will have to settle the score another way. I have already written reviews on the MA. I got a call from someone interested in purchasing a property he manages in great neck. He wanted to know if it was that bad! I told him to do his own research and that he was welcome to stop by and see how they operate first hand. I have recorded conversations and my reviews will contain a link so that people can hear how truly awful they are. It's revenge and I know what many will say, but they have not lived through what I have. It's warranted and the names of the perpetrators will be mentioned. I have a nice recording of a board member cursing me out and banging on the elevator door like a raving lunatic.i plan on giving him the credit he deserves.

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Attorney Fees - Steven424 Jan 27, 2018

MK - If you were quoted $500 to $650 per hour to handle your case, you're talking to some mighty expensive legal representation.

I suggest that you browse this website: https://realestatelawyers.legalmatch.com/NY/Nassau-County/condominiums-cooperatives.html . The website is called "Nassau County Condo and Co-op Lawyers". I'm sure you can find a perfectly competent attorney to represent you, and any other shareholders who are as aggrieved as you are, for a much more reasonable billing rate than what you quoted in you last message.

You might also try contacting the Legal Aid Society of Nassau County here http://nclas.org/ . Your income and other assets may put you beyond their ability to represent you, but I believe they can refer you to a reasonably priced attorney in private practice who can handle your matter.

Good luck.

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