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Property Management Company not caring for property--recourse?

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Property Management Company not caring for property--recourse?

Postby michelangelo » Wed Apr 25, 2012 4:52 am

We bought our townhome in 2002 and really haven't had any problems with property management. This past year they've gone completely downhill. We don't have grass anymore, it's all dead (the sprinklers haven't turned on once this year). The flowers/roses/bushes we had circling the pool and in the common areas have been hacked down. Half the lamps/lights in the complex don't work. I never see the gardeners anymore (they used to come weekly). The complex right next door to ours has the same property management company but it still looks beautiful while ours is brown and dead. I pay my dues ($170) monthly but my yard/common areas look like hell. Is there any recourse for us? Anything we can do? No one at the management company returns calls--but they sure send you a "nasty gram" if you're a day late in payment! HELP!
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Property Management Company not caring for property--recourse?

Postby ashbey15 » Wed Apr 25, 2012 4:53 am

The your Condo Board needs a wake up call. Attend meetings and ask for an accounting of your HOA fees.
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Property Management Company not caring for property--recourse?

Postby hackett » Wed Apr 25, 2012 4:56 am

Your recourse is outlined in your CC&R's. There will be a method by which you must first bring a complaint to the HOA eitehr on your own on as a group issue. Once you understand the process you can bring a request for action, a complaint for the loss of value to your property, a demand for an accounting, and so on...

Once the HOA has acted on the matter or if it fails to act, you can decide if you can bring suit. At that point you need to get a lawyer on board since you are, in part, suing yourself and need to do it right.
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