As condominium communities prepare for Independence Day celebrations, now is a great time for both board members and unit owners to review their community's grilling and fire safety policies.
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Recent events involving Premier Property Solutions have highlighted an important lesson for condominium boards: management companies should help manage community funds, but they should never have sole control over them.
Summer is the perfect time for condo association boards to take a closer look at their finances before budget season begins. A mid-year financial review can help identify potential issues early and ensure the association remains on track for the rest of the year.
A recent article from the Community Associations Institute (CAI) has generated significant discussion in the community association industry regarding potential changes to how the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) handles requests for assistance animals in housing. While these developments may eventually affect condominium associations, it is important for both board members and unit owners to understand that the current legal requirements have not yet changed.