Posted: July 2025
Author: Shawn Martin, MBA
Board Member | Compliance Professional | Protected Whistleblower
🚨 Overview
This latest watchdog update documents how Omega Villas’ systemic construction and financial failures have now reached critical mass — with:
✅ $1.1M+ in fines already accrued, disproportionately placed on Phase 2 owners (projected to exceed $2.3M by 2027).
✅ Longstanding Board leadership (Patty, Blaire since 2006; Akers through 2016) at the core of governance decisions that created this exposure.
✅ June 25 letter from HOA counsel Rhonda Hollander, attempting to justify unauthorized furring strips, plywood expansions, and the lack of owner votes — framing it as inherent to the original NOA to shield the Board and vendors.
✅ DBPR confirmation on June 30 that there is no record of a formal cancellation notice for the March 2025 election, undermining this Board’s legal standing.
✅ No documented FS 718 foreclosure votes, despite continued lien and foreclosure threats.
🎥 Video Evidence – June 26 Construction Meeting
Clips from the latest Board construction meeting show:
- Board & contractors reviewing photos of the unauthorized furring strips, directly tying them to forced window replacements.
- Engineers pushing for costly new windows, A/C adjustments, and confirming every electrical, plumbing, cable, and meter line must be rerouted — all while I cited the active Chase Bank oversight case (CIBCS1428745).
- Disputes over unfinished patio ceilings, unauthorized backyard access, and the CAM openly discussing the Chase letter.
- Patty leveraging the Plantation Police Department to silence dissent, turning financial mismanagement into a local intimidation issue.
📹 All videos are now archived at www.hoajusticenow.com for independent bank, regulator, and media review.
🏦 Institutional Oversight Now Fully Engaged
- Chase: Active case under CIBCS1428745
- LoanDepot: Confirmed review
- Banco Popular: Offered opportunity to step in as a pilot recovery partner to lead engineering corrections, owner protections, and independent financial controls.
📌 Owners Strongly Advised
Given these facts, owners are strongly urged not to pay for additional windows, doors, or drywall repairs until bank, insurance, and federal reviews are complete.
📎 Full exhibits & supporting documents available on:
- Exhibit V – Citation History
- Exhibit AA3 – Foreclosure Pattern
- Exhibit L – DBPR & State Failures
- Plus full legal letters, contracts, and contractor communications.
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