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Our HOA uses a management company. Relating to conflicts and late payments, the management company refuses to communicate except for email. I seem to recall a statue which restricts the management company to written communication, except, they are allowed to communicate by phone, in person, or otherwise if the owner chooses. Is my memory correct? 
There is nothing in the HOA statute requiring a management company to communicate only in writing. Additionally, the statute does allow the management company to communicate to owners via websites and other electronic writing methods, so communication to individual owners via email would qualify as written communication. Nevertheless, each HOA may have specific rules in its Bylaws for communication with owners.
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