One of the most powerful tools in a manager or board member's kit is the ability to manage conflicts - whether it be between board members, residents, or both. This panel of experts will discuss which issues tend to create the most conflict…
Your swimming pool is likely the crown jewel of your association's amenities - it's beloved by residents, and a big draw for prospective buyers. Keeping your pool and pool area clean, safe, and hygenic is crucial, not only to prevent accide…
Stay ahead of the curve by gaining an understanding of how regulatory changes directly impact the housing industry by altering compliance requirements, increasing operational costs, and shaping insurance practices. Our expert panel will ana…
This informational seminar will provide board members and property managers with a working knowledge of recent legal changes, and what's required to ensure community compliance. The expert panel will share valuable insights, practical strat…
Boards of condos, co-ops, and HOAs face many responsibilities, but two of the most significant—and often most complex—are managing arrears and conducting elections. With laws and regulations around both topics frequently evolving, staying i…
We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who attended and exhibited at the 2025 CooperatorEvents New Jersey Expo. Your energy, ideas, and involvement made the day both productive and inspiring. To our valued exhibitors—thank you for sharin…
According to a recent item on Global News Wire, Freddie Mac (OTCQB: FMCC) released the results of its Primary Mortgage Market Survey ® (PMMS) on May 15 showing the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 6.81%. "The 30-year fix…
Even with new home sales rising thanks to builder incentives and a shift toward lower-priced homes, sky-high prices and economic instability continue to suppress overall housing market activity, according to a recent report in The Wal…
Q. What can be done when the president of the condo association verbally harasses the building’s superintendent? —Super Supporter A. “Board members of common interest communities can easily put t…
Q. I tore a tendon when I tripped on a crease in the carpet of my condo building’s lobby. As a result, I will have to wear a brace for the rest of my life. My question is if it’s morally acceptable for me to ask the condominium associatio…