Audit is legally required to be done by Burning Tree Master Association board of directors!

 Do you know:

    * why Burning Tree Master Association (BTMA) is still required legally to have an audit, even if the board of directors waste your assessment money on a review?  (Oklahoma statutes provide that any member may bring action in district court to enforce the provisions of  the bylaws. Note that BTMA by-laws do call for an audit be done each and every year.)
      * there has never been an amendment to the Burning Tree Master Association (BTMA) by-laws. The only way an amendment can be made to the by-laws it is for 75% of all the members to vote in favor. (Legal documents providing proof of the vote for the amendment along with the copy of the amendment that was presented to the members has never been produced; just a couple of directors saying they seem to think they remember it.) 
     * which Burning Tree Master Association (BTMA) officer is legally required to cause an annual audit to be made, who it is to be made by and how quickly after completion each member is to receive a copy.




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