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VOTING BY PROXY IN COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENTS By Jeffrey A. French, Esq. Because most common interest developments are set up as corporations, they have the ability to utilize proxies for some membership

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents related to the common interest development. This includes any relevant legal documents, financial statements, and any rules or regulations governing the development.
2. Read through all the documents carefully and familiarize yourself with the requirements and procedures for filling out the common interest developments. Make sure you understand the purpose and objectives of the development.
3. Begin filling out the necessary forms or applications. These forms typically require information such as your name, contact details, the specific unit or property you own within the development, and any additional information required by the development's governing body.
4. Fill out any financial or budget-related information that may be required. This can include providing details about your monthly maintenance fees or assessments, any outstanding balances, or any other financial obligations associated with the common interest development.
5. Review your filled-out forms for any errors or missing information. Double-check that all the required fields have been filled in accurately. Pay close attention to any special instructions or guidelines provided by the development's governing body.
6. Once you are confident that all the forms are complete and accurate, submit them to the appropriate individual or department responsible for overseeing the common interest developments. Make sure to follow any specific submission instructions or deadlines provided.

Who needs common interest developments:

1. Homeowners or property owners who are part of a planned community or housing development typically need common interest developments. These developments are designed to ensure the proper maintenance, management, and shared responsibilities of common areas and amenities within the community.
2. Common interest developments are also required for property owners who wish to enjoy the benefits and amenities provided by the development, such as access to swimming pools, parks, fitness centers, or community events. Being a part of the common interest development allows homeowners to collectively share the costs and responsibilities associated with maintaining and managing these shared resources.
3. Developers and builders also often need common interest developments to legally divide and sell individual units or properties within a larger development. These developments help establish the rules and guidelines that will govern the community, ensuring consistency and uniformity in property management and ownership.

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What is common interest developments?

Common interest developments are properties where owners share an interest in common areas and facilities, such as condominiums or planned unit developments.

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Common interest developments are typically managed by homeowners' associations, which are responsible for filing the necessary paperwork and reports.

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Common interest developments require detailed information about the property, finances, and governance structure to be filled out accurately and submitted to the appropriate authorities.

What is the purpose of common interest developments?

The purpose of common interest developments is to provide a structured and organized way of managing shared resources and responsibilities within a community of property owners.

What information must be reported on common interest developments?

Common interest developments must report information such as financial statements, meeting minutes, governing documents, and other relevant details to ensure transparency and compliance.