South Carolina Protects Developers and HOA Management Companies, not the Members!

 State legislators who refuse to create adequate accountability and oversight of the approximately 6500 HOA’s operating in South Carolina, and the property management companies who know exactly how to manipulate and exploit the HOA system of governance for their indirect benefit.  

As Noble often stipulates, they work “at the pleasure of the board” which hires them and approves their annual contract.  

Seems like their main objective is to ensure another contract for another year, without much care for the general members. 

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