You want a board of directors for the HOA to make decisions on the HOA dues that effect your bottom line?

Is anyone, especially sponsors who are doing syndications, familiar with D&O insurance & do you have a referral for a good insurance agent/broker who deals with these kinds of business insurance? Thank you in ...

With this info they could also easily identify all illegal rentals and smack them with fines too.HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii is seeking to find vacation rental owners who aren’t paying taxes by getting Airbnb to turn over rental records.Hawaii News Now reports the state Department of Taxation filed a court petition last week to serve an administrative subpoena on Airbnb for rental documents dating back to 2008.The department is investigating vacation rental owners’ compliance with the general excise and transient accommodation taxes.State Director of Taxation Linda Takayama says the department’s goal is to get the taxes paid, which could involve penalties and interest fees if owners haven’t been paying.Airbnb in a statement said it has received the request and is reviewing it.

I was talking to the executive director of a community action partnership last month and they built a low income rental housing community recently. 

I have significant experience in the syndication space (my old job as Director of Acquisitions), but have never had to raise earnest money and/or do a JV.

So when you're asking "can they amend the rules", what you really mean is "Can the Board of Directors amend the rules that govern myself and the rest of the HOA".The short answer is "Of course, as that is one of the jobs that you and the rest of the HOA ask them to do."

@John-David HerlihyThe IRS rules state there may be no direct or indirect transactions or benefit between a plan and a disqualified party. 

I've served on the board of directors for 5 companies and I'm getting ready to start a new company with a national reach - which is the result of cultivating a relationship to the place where the funders sought me out.  

He put his wife on payroll as the CEO, his one son as media manager and the other as office director. 

@Claudio Romero if it happens again you should write a letter of complaint to the President of the HOA (or address it to the board of directors) and send a copy to the property management company.