Condo Board Recall: How to Recall Your Condominium Association Board, HOA Board, or Individual Board Members in 10 Steps (Your Condo & HOA Rights eBook Series, #2)

by Dr. David I. Goldenberg, Dr. Joyce Starr

Overview

How to Recall Your Condominium Association Board, HOA Board or Individual Board Members in 10 Basic Steps & Avoid Costly Battles! What every condo owner & homeowner association member should understand about the recall process. Read this guide BEFORE launching a recall petition. Discover which tasks must be undertaken, in what order and precisely how to carry out your recall plan. One mistake could easily derail months of hard work. HOA board and condo board recalls require precision and persistence.

 

A leading economist and homeowners association expert, Dr. David Goldenberg is the author of Creating, Modifying or Revoking Home Owner & Condo Association Documents: Protecting Your HOA or Con-Dough & The Art of War 3: The Canons of Commerce. Dr. Starr has authored over 20 books/eBooks, including, Defend Your Condo & Homeowner Rights, Smoke Free Condos and Condo Owners Versus Condo Renters. A leading condo rights expert, she served as Board treasurer for her condominium, saving the association over $50,000 by renegotiating a 1.7 million dollar loan. She led a successful campaign to prevent smoking in condo units and another to stop the use of Roundup on community propertyl

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163616343
Publisher:	Starr Publishing
Publication date:	09/23/2019
Series:	Your Condo & HOA Rights eBook Series
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	127 KB

About the Author

Dr. Joyce Starr is a foreign policy expert who "parachuted" into condo/HOA battles in 2003. Author of seven condo/HOA books/eBooks, she won a landmark condominium rights case in 2006. A former Board treasurer, she saved her Association over $50,000 by renegotiating a major assessment loan in 2011 and led a landmark effort to ban smoking in condo units in 2012. Dr. Starr also undertook a two-year campaign to stop the use of Roundup on community property. With 18 members voting, she won by a single, critical vote in 2020.