<div>We are the <strong>Community Accountability Network (CAN)</strong> — a group of four retired professionals and long-time residents who came together after recognizing that our community could benefit from a highly organized, collaborative group focused on bringing greater clarity, coordination, and advocacy to homeowners’ needs.
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<div>Over the past few months, we have been working to understand the true condition of our community—its finances, its governance, and the risks that may be affecting every homeowner.
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<div>This effort became urgent when we learned of alleged financial mismanagement by Gasser in other communities, including accounts being moved around in ways described by investigators as “whack-a-mole.” At the same time, Regent, who hires and controls both Gasser and the Board, has repeatedly declined to provide basic financials, records, or information despite multiple, documented requests.
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<div>This lack of transparency, combined with problems uncovered elsewhere, puts our homeowners at real risk. Without answers, we cannot know whether our dues have been handled appropriately or whether future large, unexpected assessments may be pushed onto residents to rebuild reserves that should have been maintained all along.
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<div><strong>That is why CAN is raising funds now.</strong>
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<div>What This Fundraiser Supports (Urgent &amp; Time-Sensitive)
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<div>We are working to secure the initial legal retainer needed to formally engage an attorney on behalf of the community.
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<div>Once funded, the attorney can immediately begin:
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<div>• Reviewing our governing documents
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<div>• Coordinating with law enforcement already investigating similar issues
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<div>• Securing the records that Regent and Gasser have not provided
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<div>• Assessing our financial exposure and legal protections
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<div>• Laying the groundwork to stabilize and protect Carothers Crossing
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<div><strong>This is the first and most essential step toward clarity, accountability, and safeguarding homeowners from preventable financial harm.</strong>
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<div>Why Your Contribution Matters
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<div>Every day without representation is another day without:
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<div>– Transparency
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<div>– Answers
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<div>– Protection
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<div>– Leverage
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<div>But when we act together, we can ensure our community is governed responsibly, our money is accounted for, and residents are not left vulnerable to risks that could have been avoided with timely oversight.
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<div>Your contribution — in any amount — helps us reach the point where the attorney can begin doing the work that should have been done for this community long ago.
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<div>Thank you for supporting a safer, more transparent future for Carothers Crossing.
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Sarah Baggette

Gary Smith Jr

laura chunn

Jennifer Schulz

Melissa Wyman

Angela Marino

Misc. Carothers Residents

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Lara Bishop

Kim Thompson

Katrina Kennedy

Kendra Altrock

Leisa Bueno

Leesa Roller

Suzanne Hardeman

Mike Howard

Marcie Gemmill

Protect Carothers Crossing: Fund CAN's Legal Effort

Protect Carothers Crossing: Fund CAN's Legal Effort

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