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an aggressive owner, let him or her do the job, and the board doesn't have to spend money. If the owner
Phyllis Weisberg, Partner, Montgomery McCracken Walker & Rhoads Saving money is a good thing
and the treasurer are stealing money, and demanding that the board make efforts to get the money back on behalf
they don't want to spend the money on an attorney, they want to just go it on their own. But in the end, it
to act, it can be much more difficult if not impossible to collect any money or get these defects
unit substantially. Now in normal situations, you would just charge them some money to buy some shares
or not the board member has any financial interest in his family member's company. If he's not getting any money
net, a rainy-day fund, a pot of money that can soften the sting if the building gets hit ... to raise more money, how to deal with angry owners, or the best ways to work with a building's accountant
, that effectively gave condominium boards the power to borrow money to make repairs and other capital improvements
how the condo’s money is spent, what work is being done and why, and what actions the board is taking

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