Many boards are receiving requests for accommodation for purported service animals. But is it fair to be skeptical about certificates purchased from purported registries? We explore some considerations for boards in granting accommodations for service or emotional support animals. Pet restrictions can serve very legitimate purposes, particularly in condominiums or townhomes with owners living in […]
Being President of a community can be an arduous task, and we commend you if you've stepped up to this position! It's one that comes with a lot of responsibility, because whether it's accurate or not, your neighbors and vendors will think you speak and act on behalf of the rest of the Board. That appearance […]
If you are a board member or a licensed community association manager, you’ve probably reviewed an invoice from your collections services provider, whether it be a law firm or a collections agency, and wondered whether the amounts you see charged are reasonable. Because many of us in this business offer to handle your collections at […]
It used to be a good thing when investors bought a foreclosed home, because associations could collect all of the assessments that were unpaid before the foreclosure. Now the tables have turned and the investors have found their silver bullet. Learn what you can do to protect your interests! We in the industry have a […]
