How many days after a resident meeting do owners have to provide a written final decision?

In many multifamily housing contexts, there is a specified timeframe within which owners or management must respond to outcomes from resident meetings. The specified period for providing a written final decision is typically set at 10 days. This time frame allows owners to review the discussions and any resolutions agreed upon during the meeting, ensuring they can provide a thoughtful and informed response.

The 10-day requirement is designed to facilitate timely communication between management and residents, promoting transparency and maintaining trust within the community. It ensures that residents aren't left waiting indefinitely for decisions that impact their living environment.

The other options generally exceed the standard time frame often used in several housing policies, making 10 days a more common and reasonable requirement.