Insurance Protecting Your Valuable Amenities
2005 Aug Protecting Your Valuable Amenities

Most homeowners love the idea of having a swimming pool, athletic court or health club as part of their association's grounds because it adds value to their property and it gives them something fun to do throughout the year. But HOAs tha…

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Insurance Specialty Insurance
2005 Aug Specialty Insurance

A condo or co-op development is a community, but it's also a business. And like anyone else who runs a business, an association or board needs to protect itself with the right insurance. If someone slips in the community room and gets in…

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Insurance The Importance of D&O Coverage
2005 Aug The Importance of D&O Coverage

In 1997, a racially mixed couple wanted to sublet a co-op apartment at the Beekman Hill House Apartments in New York City. Nicholas A. Biondi, then-president of the Beekman Association's board of directors, refused to approve the couple'…

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Insurance Homeowners vs. Association Insurance
2005 Aug Homeowners vs. Association Insurance

Living in a co-op or condo means shedding many of the worries that come with renting or owning a single-family home. There are no worries over mowing the lawn or fixing that crack in the driveway. The doorman looks after your packages an…

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Organizations Passing Inspection
2005 Jul Passing Inspection

It's a long-held truism that, when considering any major purchase, it's up to the consumer to be informed—to do his or her homework before signing on the dotted line. The phrase caveat emptor loosely translates to "Buyer Beware," and whi…

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Neighborhoods A Look at Paterson
2005 Jul A Look at Paterson

It's a point of pride for many Northern New Jerseyans that their part of the state was home to some of the most compelling chapters in American history, industry, and social change. Of the many small cities with a deep connection to that…

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Board Operations The Role of Your HOA Accountant
2005 Jul The Role of Your HOA Accountant

David Allen Stockman, former director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, may have had the federal budget in mind when he said that, "None of us really understands what's going on with all of these numbers." But he might just as…

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Finance Cutting Budget Waste
2005 Jul Cutting Budget Waste

In any business, much of the decision-making process is based on the bottom line—is there more money coming in or going out? How do this year's profits compare with last year's? Are we getting the best deals from suppliers and vendors? …

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Finance Making the Case for Reserve Studies
2005 Jul Making the Case for Reserve Studies

In the archives of sound financial advice, saving for a rainy day is a titan, right up there with never bet your last dollar on a horse race, or any other sage old saying. For the good health of any organization, having enough cash in re…

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Finance New Jersey's Property Tax Reform Process
2005 Jul New Jersey's Property Tax Reform Process

Most homeowners love complaining about their property tax bills almost as much as they despise paying them. The issue is always on the minds of New Jersey's homeowners, and has been for some time. New Jersey has been studying property …

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