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I live in a small building with just 3 units (again, only THREE owners). An issue w/ the building came up in January, it's been six months and we still haven't

I live in a small building with just 3 units (again, only THREE owners). An issue w/ the building came up in January, it's been six months and we still haven't agreed on who are we going to hire, who is going to pay for what, etc... I can only think it is essentially impossible to get 20+ tenants to agree on something that involves them spending money, time, inconvenience, ...

bagels 5y ago
The HOA decides and sends everyone a bill, presumably.
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VortexDream 5y ago
From the final paragraph > We have covered so much ground already to get the project rolling, it’s not surprising everyone is still asking about those items. Everything reviewed in this letter has been publicly presented, discussed, and voted on as necessary. We have discussed, debated, and argued for years now, and will continue to do so for years to come as different items come into play. Sounds like you're not far off with your assumption. From the author's tone, it feels like he's annoyed.