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Special Assessments

SteelerGal

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Our Independent is putting for a Special Assessment to refurb and to correct unfunding. I am for the assessment because it will help in the long run.
My question is when have owners decided against an assessment and how did it affect the resort long term?
 
We just had a special assessment at one of my resorts. I didn’t realize that owners could decide against assessments.
 
At our independent, it was written in the bylaws that a majority of owners could vote down a special assessment within 30 days of it being enacted.
 
Our bylaws require it to be approved by Board then owners vote.
 
From what I have seen Special Assessments occur primarily for one of two reasons:

1. The HOA BOD kept the MF's artificially low. Then there is a need for a major refurbishment but there is not enough money set aside.
2. A major weather event occurs and the HOA BOD had insufficient insurance.
 
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