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Is it a conflict of interest for a director of an HOA in Florida to work for a vendor who has a contract with the HOA?
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Is it considered a conflict of interest if a director of a Florida HOA works for a vendor that has a contract with the hoa?
On its face, this appears to be a clear conflict. The conflict may be avoided, however, if the director recuses him/herself from any consideration or vote involving the vendor and its work with the association. This may be difficult, depending on the vendor and the tasks involved.
When was Kim Director born?
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