Should Susan Hoover charge us $55 per hour for the services that was supposed to be rendered by the Board members themselves?

I will post the scanned copies of three invoices at my Web site of http:///www.BeatGreedyBoard.com tomorrow.

(1) Susan Hoover charged CCHOA under the business name of Castle Management Realty Services.

(2) Castle Management Realty Services did not bill CCHOA directly, but instead, it billed through Alien, Inc. Do you know WHY?

(3) If Castle Management Realty Services billed CCHOA directly, these charges would easily be discovered. However, when Castle Management Realty Services billed through Alien, Inc. and Alien, Inc. billed CCHOA of all kind of services, Susan Hoover's charges would be buried inside and hard to be discovered unless you have access of the itemized invoices. This is one of the tricks/games white collar criminals like to play.

I have just finished reviewing and analyzing Alien, Inc.'s billings for the Years 1999 - 2001. Next week I will release the report to show you how did Alien, Inc. (Developer's company) make good money out of YOU and ME!

Board's Voluntary Duties


Should Susan Hoover charge us $55 per hour for the services that was supposed to be rendered by the Board members themselves?

CCHOA Settlement Agreement
Deed Restrictions
Board Communications
Events Planning

I must emphasize that all of the above are Board?’s business, its voluntary duties.

According to our Bylaws, Page 2, and Section 4 COMPENSATION ?– No director shall receive compensation for any service he may render to the Association. However, any director may be reimbursed for his actual expenses incurred in the performance of his duties.

Well, these clever ''gentlemen'' surely know how to play the tricks!