Florida homeowners were told to pay $13,157 each for new roofs in a 160-unit complex; they now allege their HOA issued a $232,000 contractor check 12 days before the public vote, triggering a lawsuit
- Homeowners in a 160-unit Florida townhome complex have filed a lawsuit against their homeowners association and property management company.
- They claim a $2.1 million (£1.61 million) roofing contract was approved behind closed doors weeks before a public vote took place.
- The dispute involves The Vistas at Phillips Commons, a residential community in the Dr.
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- Homeowners in a 160-unit Florida townhome complex have filed a lawsuit against their homeowners association and property management company.
- They claim a $2.1 million (£1.61 million) roofing contract was approved behind closed doors weeks before a public vote took place.
- The dispute involves The Vistas at Phillips Commons, a residential community in the Dr.
Sources: Times of India