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Dear Sir,
He can be elected President, but he cannot vote.
Only commonholders who are up-to-date with their community fees can vote on EGM's or AGM's.
Not much point really in electing a Community President who cannot vote (unless he clears his arrears) is there?
I'm not aware of such circumstances. The Commonhold Act specifies the requirements that need to be fulfilled to be elected, not viceversa.
As long as he/she is of legal age (>18 y.o.), owns a property in the Community he is eligible for the role of President.
It's advisable not to elect neighbours which hold a Criminal record (i.e. embbezlement of funds). But that's just a recommendation.
Yours faithfully,
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