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Message: [QUOTE="dvegas, post: 4641846, member: 2590"] I will tell you this about Connecticut law (from a real estate professional and owner of 2 properties in common interest communities, a condo and a PUD) - the laws in CT completely favor the HOA. The can pretty much lie, and commit what amounts to fraud vs an owner, and get away with it. Only thing they might get caught with is embezzlement. Unjust enrichment, no problem. Promissory estopple, who cares? And they only have to keep records for 1 or 2 years (3 for financials), so if you don't act ASAP, they will pull that BS in an arbitration, mediation or court, and the homeowner is screwed, the court will accept that "you snooze you lose," even if it was the association holding up the proceedings :eek: And good luck trying to find an attorney to sue an association, it's a complete racket. And all the management companies are complete 5cum. Do your research, buyer beware! [/QUOTE]