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Nothing in your building – even the building plans – should be taken for granted.

Constant vigilance is a surefire way to prevent fraud.

Board members should be very careful about questioning residents about support animals.

All shareholders must be treated equally – and that includes amenities.

An essential part of your management company’s role is to ensure a high level of service.

When HDFC taxes balloon, someone isn’t paying attention.

Mice are no joke – and neither is ensuring they’re gone.

Commercial tenants don’t have the same responsibility to your building, which means you need to stay on top of them.

Violations can’t be ignored – even if the building has no money.

Solving difficult, recurring problems sometimes requires some unexpected thinking.

Boards and managers have to learn how to deal with changing demographics in their buildings.

Transparency between shareholders and the board will make any project go smoothly.

Boards should listen when managers bring innovative ideas to the table.

Getting the gas turned on after a leak is an arduous process.

Taking an active role in solving resident disputes can keep problems out of court.