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I need to clarify something that came up at our last HOA meeting. It was said that we are required by law to hire a management company, so we must spend a good portion of our dues to have that oversight. Our HOA Board of Directors cannot operate without that expenditure in spite of their qualifications. Is this true? 
This could be a requirement specific to your HOA Covenants, but in general many HOAs in the state of Colorado operate without a management company. Fighting your HOA is not easy, however, the attorneys of Robinson and Henry are very experienced at representing homeowners against HOAs. If you really want to fight this you should call us to schedule a case evaluation where we can discuss the specifics of your HOA rules, your possible courses of action, your likelihood of success, and how we can help.
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