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Is your board protected from a criminal managing agent?

One of the most important things for a board to accomplish is a five-year capital plan.

How is it possible to live in a co-op or condo without homeowner’s insurance?

How can you use a line of credit to fund capital improvements?

Got a roof leak? A contractor might say to you, "No problem. We'll just replace your roof." That's a solution, but a very expensive one. A better bet - use infrared.

If you don't know the condition and the quality of the systems of your building, you're just going to be chasing crises as they occur. More crises means higher costs, higher stress, and lower quality on the projects you undertake. The key to avoiding all this is simple - be proactive.

Caring for your covered parking garage may not be fun, but it is critical.

The Scaffold Law guarantees a safe place to work for contractors and workers.

Preliminary timelines and investigations can help a board know what to expect with a capital project.

Take advantage of a short-term restoration to do other necessary maintenance.