Category: Board Operations

Board Operations Increase in real estate value. Investment grows over time. Property becoming more valuable, ensuring a smart financial move.
2025 Expo Increasing Homeowner Resale Values

Investing in real estate is one of the best ways to increase net worth. That's why it’s so important for board members to keep in mind the best ways to increase the resale value of the homes within their community. All too often, board memb…

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Board Operations Fines & Fees
2025 Expo Fines & Fees

Community living comes with lots of rules and regulations—many of which are codified in largely static, hard-to-amend governing documents like proprietary leases and condominium declarations. Others are laid out in the more flexible context…

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Board Operations Businessman holding pens and holding graph paper are meeting to plan sales to meet targets set in next year. audit budget and financial concept
2025 Spring Better Meetings, Better Communities

Since long before the covid pandemic upended the practical and administrative lives of every condo, HOA and co-op board in the country, apathy has been rampant among the residents of the communities those boards govern. It’s always been dif…

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Board Operations Affectionate and loving mixed race family sitting together. Happy family with two daughters hugging their mother and bonding at home. Two little girls enjoying a happy childhood with mom and dad
2025 Spring Families, Kids, & Quiet Enjoyment

Managing or administering a multifamily community like a condo, HOA, or co-op building is a lesson in balancing diverse, sometimes conflicting interests and priorities for the collective good. In buildings and associations where residents l…

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Board Operations Businessman blows whistle loudly while pointing, signaling to alert others. Concept of business whistleblower, exposes illegal activities within organization by disclosing information to public
2025 Spring When Boards Go Bad

A condominium, cooperative, or homeowners’ association elects its board for a specific purpose: to manage the community’s day-to-day business, oversee special projects, and draft and uphold the rules and regulations that keep life orderly a…

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Board Operations Group of people and empty boss office chair, flat vector isometric illustration. Human resources management, hiring, recruiting.
2025 Spring The Headless HOA (or Co-op or Condo)

This publication spends a lot of time exploring and explaining the duties and purpose of multifamily boards–the benefits and drawbacks of serving on them, and even the difficulty that many buildings and communities have with motivating owne…

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Board Operations Group of people and empty boss office chair, flat vector isometric illustration. Human resources management, hiring, recruiting.
2024 Fall/Expo The Headless HOA (or Co-op or Condo)

This publication spends a lot of time exploring and explaining the duties and purpose of multifamily boards—the benefits and drawbacks of serving on them, and even the difficulty that many buildings and communities have with motivating owne…

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Board Operations Vector of Group of People Discussing
2024 Fall/Expo Amending Bylaws and House Rules

A community’s governing documents, including its bylaws and house rules, are like a country’s constitution and laws. They are–or at least they should be–‘living’ documents that, like our state and national laws and constitution, occasionall…

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Board Operations Concept of rules and regulations, company policy, corporate law and business ethics. Business people studying checklist of rules and regulation standards. Vector illustration in flat design
2024 Fall/Expo Making—and Breaking—the Rules

Each multifamily building or association establishes a set of rules and regulations that residents and their guests must follow to uphold a safe and harmonious community. Often these address pet, noise and odor regulations, trash disposal, …

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Board Operations Choosing the Best Representation
2024 Summer Choosing the Best Representation

‘Better to have and not need, than need and not have.’ This adage applies to umbrellas, insurance, and good attorneys. Condominiums, community associations, and co-op boards are volunteers, and rely on their legal counsel to navigate legal …

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