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The goal is to get real-time information to residents and boards.

Pick monthly dates for the coming year, then stick with them.

Heads up! There are new staff requirements concerning elections, abortion, and yes, lactation.

Some boards need strong management to take the lead and show them the way.

But letting expenses outrun income will hurt more in the long run.

When a management company doesn’t keep good records on its buildings, trouble lies ahead

In three years, board president Amrah Cardoso has overseen an astonishing $5 million worth of capital projects.

All boards need to prepare for the next disaster because it’s going to come.

Alteration agreements cannot exempt negligent boards from liability.

When passions run hot, there are ways to cool them down.

Indecision isn’t just poor leadership; it’s detrimental to your building’s health.

It pays to work with a public adjuster when juggling multiple policies paying for multiple fixes.

When commercial leases expire, co-ops can take a big financial hit.

Do the math and keep an eye on the money – no slacking allowed.

Boards need to make sure unit-owners and buyers can get financing.