Can They Do That? Video Series

“I am on the Board of my association, and we have just decided to build a new fitness center that will require a five million dollar loan for the capital improvement. The only thing is now an owner in our community has threatened to sue us because they don't agree with the decision to move forward with the loan." - "Can They Do That?"

"I live in a 55 and older community and my 4 year old grandchild comes and stays with me during the week while her mother is at work. She doesn’t live with me full time. I am only babysitting during the week and many times they stay for a weekend visit. The Board is trying to say that I am in violation of the rules and I cannot have her over the way I want." - "Can They Do That?"

"Our association is considering hiring one of the board members to perform maintenance services in our community. - "Can They Do That?"

"With all the confusion around COVID-19 safety precautions and vaccinations, I'm not entirely ready to be back in the office full-time. My employer, however, just sent an email to all employees requiring us to be onsite. - "Can They Do That?"

My employer has asked all staff to notify HR as to whether or not we've been vaccinated against COVID-19. - "Can They Do That?"

My employer has asked all staff to notify HR as to whether or not we've been vaccinated against COVID-19. - "Can They Do That?"

Our board wants to adopt a budget that includes a contingency fund. - "Can They Do That?"

Our board has proposed a budget in which they're changing the way we're funding reserves. - "Can They Do That?"

Our condominium has never funded reserves, and yet, the board has proposed and adopted a budget that provides for full funding of reserves. - "Can They Do That?"

I put up a political sign for my favorite candidate. My HOA and the Board sent me a letter telling me to take it down. I have a right to free speech don't I? - "Can They Do That?"

A hurricane is a few days away from landfall near my condominium. The association sent a notice that elevators and the building air conditioning will be shutdown for 36 hours before landfall. - "Can They Do That?"

I’m going to go on a trip right now. Prices are really low to travel, and I want to visit my family. My employer’s telling me that if I go on the trip I’m not able to come back to work. My employer is going to mandate that I quarantine myself for 14 days when I come back. - "Can They Do That?"

I have some cracks in the stucco on the outside of my unit and my association wants to paint over it. It looks like it could be a more serious issue but they said I shouldn’t worry about it. - "Can They Do That?"

My association wants to levy a special assessment to pay for remodeling the lobby. The board claims it’s a common expense so all unit owners are equally responsible for the cost. - "Can They Do That?"

We have an owner at our board meetings who is a hothead and very disruptive. They want to keep attending the meetings even though they cause so much trouble. - "Can They Do That?"

There’s a developer that wants to build a brand new neighborhood right next to ours, but we’re worried it’s going to be disruptive. Can we oppose the development? - "Can They Do That?"

My neighborhood wants to amend leasing restrictions for the community. - "Can They Do That?"

A neighbor is flying a drone in your community and there are concerns he is spying on residents even though he assures the association that he has proper permits. - "Can They Do That?"

A neighbor is running a home business and customers are coming at all hours of the night, disrupting other homeowners. - "Can They Do That?"

Can community associations force residents to leave during a storm? Can they turn off the power, leaving those who stay stranded? - "Can They Do That?"

Your association is planning a big 4th of July party that also happens to be quite expensive. - "Can They Do That?"

A neighbor's unique emotional support animal is disturbing the entire building. They say it's necessary. - "Can They Do That?"

Walking around in the buff may be OK in your own place, but what happens if the neighbors complain. Can a condo association really make someone cover up in their own home? - "Can They Do That?"