Meetings
Quorum vs. majority vote
Quorum is about whether enough owners are represented to hold a valid meeting. A majority vote is about how many of those present vote yes on a specific motion—they are different thresholds. Some decisions need a supermajority even after quorum is met; check your bylaws and CC&Rs for each type of vote.
These definitions are for general education only. They are not legal, financial, or tax advice. HOA rules vary by community and location—confirm details against your governing documents and qualified professionals before you act.
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