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Quadplex Opportunity Florida
I have an opportunity to buy 4 units and potentially another 27 more in a condominium in Florida. Has anyone ran into this same circumstance where being on the board is important to ensure you have a say in the building/complex? Will the current board expand on its board members when new owners come into the picture? It would make me a little uneasy knowing I'm invested but don't have a say in my investment per-say.