Poor resident attendance at meetings, failure to reach a quorum, and vacant board positions all make it hard—if not impossible—to carry out the vital business of running a solvent, functional building or HOA. This presentation will offer co…
As AI and other tech become more and more indespensible for boards and managers doing the daily work of running their communities, questions - and challeges - will inevitably arise. This panel of experts will discuss how AI, online voting, …
This past winter presented significant challenges for many communities, including widespread ice damming, pavement deterioration, snowplow-related damage, and an increase in related insurance claims. In this educational session led by Taylo…
The board-management relationship sets the administrative and everyday tone for a building or HOA. A collaborative, responsive working relationship in which both parties understand and uphold their duties helps keep a property running smoot…
Multifamily communities rely on residents' monthly dues to function day-to-day - so when residents are in arrears month after month, cash flow problems can quickly snowball. This presentation will dive deep into the rights and obligations o…
Each and every multifamily community is different with unique needs, expectations, and challenges. If you’re a regular reader of this publication, you’ve heard that refrain many times, across a broad range of contexts—including board govern…
Despite their sizable influence, and the fact that their members are residents of the communities they govern, co-op and condominium boards are often misunderstood. What can they do? What can’t they do? Can they approve a request from one r…
Self-managed communities large and small can save a considerable amount of money by bypassing third-party management and handling their day-to-day business in-house. This means the board must take on the tasks and responsibilities that comm…
A multifamily building or association is like a small city in many ways; there’s always something happening beneath the surface, from budgets being drafted to maintenance being scheduled, to vendor contracts being reviewed. To the residents…
Within any community, there will be disagreements. In shared interest communities, unfortunately those disagreements can sometimes lead to litigation. That litigation can take many forms: resident vs. co-op or condominium, or vice versa. C…