HOA Justice Now

🚨 Watchdog Email #6 – Vendor Push Campaign & Bank Silence (June 18–20)

πŸ“… Posted: June 20, 2025
πŸ”— Original Email Sent to: Banco Popular, DOJ, State Oversight Officials, Financial Institutions, and Media Contacts


Author: Shawn Martin, MBA
Board Member | Compliance Professional | Protected Whistleblower


🚨 Summary

Between June 18 and June 20, 2025, Omega Villas residents were subjected to a coordinated vendor sales campaign orchestrated by Austro Construction (Dorin) and S&D Engineering (Larry). The campaign targeted homeowners directly β€” door-to-door and via written postings β€” pressuring them to commit to window replacements and interior repairs without:

  • Clear pricing
  • Legal disclosures
  • Engineer-certified inspections
  • Board-approved procurement protocols

πŸ›‘ This vendor pressure was launched just days before the June 26 Construction Meeting, where β€œlower window assessments” and β€œdrywall repairs” are scheduled for Board decision β€” making the timing both strategic and coercive.


πŸ’₯ What’s New in WD Email #6?

  • πŸ” Video Surveillance Proof: Ring camera footage confirms vendor activity.
  • πŸ“¬ Physical Door Postings: Unofficial Austro communications distributed on homes.
  • πŸ“‘ Construction Agenda Confirmation: The push campaign is tied to items slated for upcoming approval.
  • ⚠️ Legal & Financial Warning to Institutions: Banks were reminded that failure to intervene may expose them to liability tied to construction defects, forced owner costs, and HOA misuse of authority.

πŸ’° Phase 2 Burden Remains Unresolved

While vendors escalate financial pressure, Phase 2 continues to shoulder over $740,000 in fines, despite city and DBPR records showing similar violations occurred across Phases 1–4. Exhibit V confirms the inequitable enforcement history.


🀝 A Formal Offer to Banco Popular

In a shift from previous watchdog communications, WD #6 formally invites Banco Popular to act as a pilot recovery partner for:

  • Independent engineering oversight
  • Owner protection protocols
  • Lending discipline safeguards
  • Transparency before any new construction costs are imposed

🧭 If Banco steps forward, this could become a model for reversing HOA project abuse statewide.


πŸ“Ž Related Documents & Exhibits:


πŸ“’ What’s Next?

If banks and oversight agencies continue to remain silent, Watchdog Email #7 will escalate the exposure further β€” with documented video and testimony from impacted owners now being compiled.


Sincerely,
Shawn Martin, MBA
Whistleblower | Elected Board Member
Omega Villas Condominium Association

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