How can you force your condo association to abide by the Master Deed and provide all of the parking stated in the deed?

Answer 1

You can write a letter to your board citing the section of the Master Deed that references parking. In the letter, ask for time on the agenda at the next board meeting and request an open discussion.

Finally, request that the board cure the defect, or make a motion and vote on their plan to come into agreement with the Master Deed.

The board's discussion should be part of the open board meeting minutes.

Answer 2

If your condo association is not abiding by the Master Deed and not providing the parking stated, you can take the following steps:

1. Review the Master Deed thoroughly to ensure there are no misinterpretations.
2. Gather evidence of the association's non-compliance, such as photos or correspondence.
3. Reach out to the association board or management in writing, clearly stating your concerns and referencing the specific sections of the Master Deed.
4. If the association does not respond or take action, consult with an attorney who specializes in condominium law to explore legal options, such as filing a lawsuit to enforce the provisions of the Master Deed.