On Sun, 06 Nov 2005 15:43:36 -0500, someone wrote:


Whose the "they", if not the association? Somebody had to hire them.
So, at that point there must have been an association decision. Also,
a reputable condo management company would not take on a job where the
association did not properly hire and empower them, hold annual
meetings, etc.

Who says the company is reputable? ;-)

"They" might have been an owner calling them up and saying the other
owners want the company to manage the building. As long as the
company gets their check every month, they may not care. Small
organizations, both non-profit associations and small for-profit
businesses, are notorious for not filing or even preparing the
paperwork that is technically required.

It is quite possible that nobody ever filed the right papers to
ACTUALLY establish the "Association" called for in the original
documents. Or if they did, nobody filed the annual papers to keep it
going, and it has long since been disincorporated by the State for
failure to file.


And perhaps most interesting of all, is how someone comes in here one
fine day, with a post like this, and then despite people offering all
kinds of advice and opinions, the OP is never heard from again!

Veddy interesting.....


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