I looked around for info on what would make a good basis for a timeshare complaint against an HOA. After all, we would mainly have to prove they mismanaged money, or were misrepresenting and we would have to have proof of that to hand over to the AG. I found one complaint that the Pensylvania AG did take up. The linik to the article is here.
https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/tak...-charged-excessive-fees-for-timeshare-owners/
I don't think EV has done any of what was mentioned in the article, other than not being in communication very well. It appears the complaint is against Bel Air Owner’s Circle, the managing company. The property being in need of repair is directly related to the loss of maintenance fees, not mismanagement. An injection of immediate cash is needed, and that could only come from owners in the form of an assessment fee. We do not want that. EV is an independent timeshare, it does not have a management company like Capital Vacations or Bel Air running it (thank goodness). We do not want that. But that also means there is not a huge company behind EV where restitution would come from. I also see that Concord Accounting, is a problem with the way they do and do not send out statements and annual documents of meetings and such.. EV thinks they just have to post with Concord all of their communication, and the owners will get the info and all annual meetings. What they don't realize, and I have tried to get them to understand, is that if you pay your MF's ahead (like you have to in order to bank your week with RCI), then when its time to send statements at the end of Novemeber for the coming year's MF, you don't get the mailing if you are paid up!!! SO stupid! So, as they state in that letter they sent this year, if 70% of the remaining owners are RCI members who bank their week, then 70% of the owners don't get correspondance and statements? How do you run an HOA like that? I will be calling them again to find out about this past meeting, and perhaps the more people who call the office and leave voice mails with the demand for better communicatin, the better we might see results. I also feel we will have to wait a year to see how this all pans out. If they really do inject money into the resort, then it could be worth something again. At least easier to sell., trade or deed back to the resort. If the timeshare become sellable again, the resort might begin a deed back program.