Tomorrow (3/10/2015) at 10:30 AM, Al Schroeder from Heil, Heil, Smart & Golee (i.e. the receiver) will be appearing before Judge Garcia. There he will present his first report on how things have progressed since his firm has taken over the Cedar Run HOC.
There may be some very interesting information in this first report, which Cedar Run homeowners will certainly want to see.
Such information will likely include:
What we'd also hope to see in this report are:
We will post a copy of the receiver's report as soon as its available. We are also very interested in the judges remarks after he's reviewed the report, and we will post a transcript of the proceedings as soon as one is available.
Please stay tuned!!
restoreCR@gmail.comThere may be some very interesting information in this first report, which Cedar Run homeowners will certainly want to see.
Such information will likely include:
- The receiver's observations and comments about the current state of the property
- The level of cooperation from the outgoing HOC board and oversight comittee
- Costs incurred thus far - from vendors/contractors and for the receiver's services
- Status update on the collection of paperwork for the financial audits
- Receiver's requests or recommendations to the Judge (if any)
What we'd also hope to see in this report are:
- Information on the receiver's plans regarding clubhouse personnel
- Status of the HOC website, which still contains false information and conflicting payment instructions
- Receiver's comments about the recent letter from Robert Sher
Please stay tuned!!
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I hope he gets rid of certain clubhouse personnel.... They can not be trusted ..no matter what they say...They are loyal to Sher......We need to be on our guard and steps ahead....a difficult task..but we can all do it if we stay united and focused! Thank you for the update!
ReplyDeleteNo idea what will happen with personnel. We agree with you, but we are bound by the receiver's decisions. We may get some good news on that topic, but we may also get bad news.
DeleteCan we not tell the Judge our feelings on the receiver keeping Sher's personnel? Or do we not have a voice?
ReplyDeleteUnless you are named as one of the parties in the lawsuit, it would be highly irregular for you to address the court at this type of hearing.
DeleteFurthermore, the judge will probably respect the receiver's decision to keep them, and there is nothing illegal about keeping these employees.
Sorry to say, but we're going to to have to let this issue rest for the time being.