I will be blunt.
If this Board is not removed in November, I will petition the court to appoint an independent administrator to take control of the corporation’s affairs.
I’m not speculating.
I have overwhelming proof of mismanagement, financial negligence, and procedural violations.
And I am 100% confident that such an application will succeed.
Unfortunately, this will not be cheap.
Every hour of court time, every lawyer’s bill, every administrator’s invoice – will be paid by the corporation. In other words, by us, the owners.
💸 The Cost of Denial
This is not a threat; it’s a consequence.
If the Board continues to run this place like a private club instead of a condominium corporation, they will leave the community with no choice but legal intervention.
When an administrator steps in, the Board loses all authority.
No more secrecy. No more cover-ups. No more “we’ll look into it.”
Everything will be exposed – the finances, the decisions, the lies.
But by then, it will cost us ten times more than if we had simply removed them ourselves in November.
🚨 Why This Matters
A court-appointed administrator is not symbolic – it’s a last resort under the Condominium Act for when a board has failed to meet even the most basic duties of transparency, fiduciary care, and owner representation.
Once appointed, the administrator reports directly to the court, not to the owners. That’s how serious it is.
So when you hear them downplaying this, remember:
They have already crossed every red line – from financial mismanagement to procedural abuse – and now they’re gambling with your money.
🗳️ The Choice Is Ours
You can stop this now.
Remove this Board in November – while it’s still in our control
or watch as a judge does it for us later, at a far higher cost.
One way or another, accountability is coming.
It’s just a question of whether we pay for it willingly or through a court order.
