if i were you and threatening to take this to court i wouldn't even accept a half court. the point isn't what YOU want, its what the docs say is allowable. also, u may be able to still get on the board before elections in a 'director' capacity. i know that in my hoa, the OFFICERS must be elected at the annual meeting but the director positions are elected by the board.

See if they are a note holder.Call the funeral director and ask who is taking care of the estate.....so far you are not talking with the family.Now, knowing there is an estate and a note, contact the trustee or exectutor(trix) to see if the estate will be liquidating assets or the note.I always try to stay away from family as that is the last thing they want to confront in that immediate term, but who ever is making funeral arrangements or did make them will probably be facing the business side of the estate.

I do not have a college degree, but currently hold a job that would typically require one (IT director).Past jobs I've had typically required a degree as well.

The old owner could come forward any time in the future and contest the sale.All bvanks are insured with a liability policy, it covers ommissions, errors and officers and directors liabilty.

Been there, done that, can be very profitable with the right place, right staff, right administrator/director, the right insurance policies and companies, the right doctor on call, the right social worker, not to mention the right politician!

apparently there are 2 ways to treat your IRA funds- one is to self direct the IRA and i was advised against it because of the higher number of restrictions and the other is the roll off the funds into a C Corp within the IRA. the caveat is that the directors have to contribute to a 401K, can also take compensation and pretty much engage in any legal business....no early distribution or penalties or tax implications if u do that....still stays within the IRA domain....here is the correspondence from our guidant advisorreal estate can be acquired with the same 401k structure we discussed before and allow you to purchase rental properties; buy, rehab and resell foreclosed homes; or even a real estate business like a hotel or a campground.

One of the directors of my company does have a CCB license, does that make it ok?

Unless you are on the board of directors, you will likely not have the inside scoop on what took place, nor will you ever be able to prove they acted irresponsibly or out of compliance unless board members come forward to complain.

One thing about associations is that you have people managing your asset that may not be good at it, namely a board of directors.

If the owner made a poor decision in hiring the manager, why wouldn't the stockholders of BP be liable for the Gulf Oil spill since they elected the Board of Directors that ran the company?