There are many reasons why board members should not perform maintenance in their community. It is a conflict of interest if the board member is paid for his services and is against Nevada Revised Statute 116.31187. To perform most maintenance and refurbishing work requires a specific contractor’s license, depending upon the job. Your board member and, consequently, your association would be violating the various local and state laws. That would be regardless of whether the board member was paid or not.
Original article: https://www.reviewjournal.com/homes/homes-columns/barbara-holland/hoa-board-members-who-do-repairs-create-liability-issues-2588038/
