Establishes a condominium ombudsman to investigate complaints against associations and broadens document requirements for associations.
This bill creates a condominium ombudsman within the Real Estate Commission to handle complaints from unit owners against associations. It authorizes the Commission to investigate these complaints and mandates the association to provide various documents to unit owners, including financial statements, meeting minutes, and management contracts. The bill also expands the list of documents associations must maintain and makes them available to unit owners. The ombudsman's findings on complaints must be issued within thirty business days.
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