It may not be a new concept that when you take good care of the things you own, they last longer. How this adage applies to condominiums, cooperatives, homeowner and/or community associations, however, may be. It has been shown that regular and routine maintenance of the components and structures may make them last longer and…
Getting volunteers to serve on the Board of a Community Association can be difficult. After weeding out the people who may have joined for personal agendas, you are left with a few dedicated individuals who selflessly give of their time, knowledge and energy to run the association. Even with professional management, running a community association…
The family has a new driver behind the wheel. You decide to rent out your coastal home as an Airbnb. You completed a few renovation projects, including a home office and gym. You were invited to volunteer on the homeowners’ association board and are eager to give back. You traded Corporate America for an at-home…
Board members of both public and private companies have a fiduciary responsibility to establish and oversee business policies that drive a company’s financial growth and performance, including how their organization manages cybersecurity threats. Not only can a company be put at risk by cybersecurity breaches, but a director can also be held personally liable in…
The Community Associations Institute will hold the 2018 Board Leadership Development Workshop in Ocean City, MD on Friday, November 2, 2018. This workshop was formerly known as “The Essentials of Community Association Volunteers Leadership Course.” It will be held at the Fenwick Inn, 13801 Coastal Hwy, Ocean City, MD. The new CAI Board Leadership Development…
Summer is still going strong, but IT IS BUDGET TIME AGAIN. Spend time budgeting now, so your 2019 is simplified! Some tips: Decide which contracts will go out to bid. Get the request for proposal out the door with a bid due date of no later than October 1st. Look at the biggest numbers first—if…
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