February 23, 2025

Time for Change: The HOA Board’s Neglect of Its Fiduciary Duty in Management Contracts

eastridgehills2 months ago1 month ago03 mins

For more than a decade, our HOA Board has failed to review or rebid our management contract, allowing the same management company to remain in place without competition. Over this period, the “company’s fees have increased year after year—without proper member notification-” yet the quality of service remains widely criticized by homeowners. This is a…

The HOA Board’s Risky Financial Moves: What They Aren’t Telling You

eastridgehills2 months ago1 month ago02 mins

The HOA Board recently unveiled their plan to “balance the budget”—but their solution is reckless and deceptive. Instead of properly managing expenses, they have decided to drain our reserve funds—$400,000—and invest it in risky Schwab accounts. This locks the funds from use for unexpected expenses like a recall election. What your Vice President / Treasurer…

Recall Elections

Our HOA Board has failed in its duty to represent homeowners fairly, responsibly, and transparently. Instead of protecting our property values and ensuring a well-managed community, they have allowed mismanagement, selective enforcement, and unnecessary financial burdens to continue unchecked. The Board’s complacency has led to rising dues without accountability, a lack of homeowner input in key decisions, and a management company that prioritizes its own interests over ours. Homeowners deserve a Board that listens, acts in the community’s best interest, and upholds fair, transparent governance. It’s time for a leadership change that restores trust, fiscal responsibility, and true homeowner representation. A recall is not just necessary—it’s essential for protecting our rights and investments.

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