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[quote=Anonymous]+100 on redirecting them and managing their expectations.

If they are first time homeowners they really might not know you are a volunteer and how the HOA works.
Spell it out for them - let them know you are a volunteer and do this in your “spare” time out of the goodness of your heart. I served on a condo board for 4 years and agree that it is a truly thankless job.

Also continue to let them know that any issues, feedback, etc should be brought to the meeting. If they email you, a few days later you can respond to let them know that their item is on the agenda for the next HOA meeting (or they can bring it up at the next meeting). See if they show for the meeting and actually say anything. If anything actually needs follow-up from their item immediately assign them. “I don’t have the bandwidth to follow-up on this, Larlo & Larla can you…”

Also as others have said - you need to try to fill the other board positions. Clearly you could use some more help and it sounds like your in really danger of losing your treasurer soon.[/quote]

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