For more episodes of Take It To The Board, click here! If your community is well run, chances are you have residents who have remained in place for decades but with more condominium and HOA owners choosing to age in place, the services you provide and the manner in which […]
Congress Returns from Two-Week Recess Congress is back in Washington with a growing list of to-do items, including DHS funding, FISA, and a second budget reconciliation. This week, the House of Representatives is set to take up an aviation safety bill spurred by last year’s deadly collision over the Potomac […]
Q: I am familiar with your articles concerning unit owner rights to attend board meetings. However, I have a question regarding the minutes of board meetings and what should be included in the minutes. There is some controversy within my association concerning how detailed the minutes of the proceedings must […]
If there is one association meeting guaranteed to fill a room, ignite strong opinions, and test the limits of parliamentary procedure, it is a recall meeting. Recalls have a way of transforming otherwise quiet communities into high-stakes forums where every vote, signature, and procedural step is critical. This article discusses […]
If you serve on a condo or HOA board long enough, there is a real likelihood you will someday be asked to sit for a deposition in a lawsuit involving your community. A deposition is sworn testimony, taken outside of court but with the same obligation to tell the truth […]
