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Emailing from work can cause your board unexpected legal troubles.

Not keeping minutes and not keeping good records can cost your board.

When a shareholder combines two units, make sure they’re combined on paper, too.

When discussing board business, don’t forget that your email conversations are discoverable.

Boards should have “first dibs” rights on any sale or rental of your condo’s units.

Formal procedures matter – just try and win a lawsuit if you haven’t followed them.

Applying rules to all residents equally is a board requirement, not an option.

When building policy blocks a desirable apartment sale, boards might be able to work around restrictions.

Can’t we set a bottom-line price for resales and not tell anybody about it?

If you don’t pay attention to building conditions, your insurance carrier will, and it may cost you.