Emergencies can happen without warning, from severe storms and power outages to water main breaks and other unexpected events. Having a plan in place helps condo associations respond quickly, protect residents, and minimize property damage. Here are four key areas every association should address.
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Cook County property owners can now view and pay their 2025 Second Installment property tax bills online.
The bills are due October 1, 2026, and the Cook County Treasurer’s Office expects mailed bills to arrive by September 1.
September is the perfect time for condo associations to take a fresh look at their finances. With winter approaching and next year's budget on the horizon, a mid-year review can help boards identify potential challenges before they become costly surprises.
The federal government has made a major change to beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting; one that should simplify compliance for many condominium and homeowners associations.
On August 11, 2026, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced that the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has finalized a rule eliminating BOI reporting requirements for U.S.-formed companies and U.S. persons.