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

Dealing with pests can turn a cooperative into a community.

When they strike, you’ve got to be quick on your feet.

When major repairs have to be done to every unit in a building, scheduling the work and appeasing shareholders is no easy feat.

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

Everyone believes in best practices, but it’s hard work to walk the walk.

If board, management, and staff aren’t working together, the building will suffer.

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

House rules need to keep up with shifts in population, wealth, and, most importantly, technology.

When board members work for foreign governments, management calls for a whole new approach.