What is the required voting interest to pass an amendment if the condominium documents are silent?

When condominium documents do not specify the required voting interest for passing an amendment, the prevailing standard is typically two-thirds or greater of the total number of units. This threshold ensures that a significant majority of the ownership is in agreement with the proposed change, reflecting a broad consensus within the community.

Amendments to condominium documents can affect all unit owners, and the two-thirds requirement balances the need for governance flexibility with the protection of minority interests. This higher percentage helps prevent a small number of owners from making substantial changes that could negatively impact others, thereby fostering a more democratic process within the condominium association.

The other options, while they represent various levels of support, are not aligned with the commonly accepted standard in most jurisdictions when the governing documents do not provide specific guidance.