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Boards need to know when to uphold rules, and when to bend policy.

Pay off instead of pay out – that’s the value of mediation.

When tempers flare between board and sponsor, take a breath and watch for a moment to talk calmly.

Boards cannot create a policy on a whim and suddenly start levying fines.

Continuous objectionable conduct – even after board warnings – will get you evicted.

Habitat

Should an apartment corporation enter into a major financial transaction without considering the tax consequences?

How can a condo collect common charges from defaulting unit-owners without spending a lot of time and money in court?

When the board takes over a newly built condo with construction defects, how can it hold the sponsor accountable?

How can a co-op board get rid of an objectionable shareholder without a “Pullman” hearing?