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Financial reports should help a board make decisions. If they arrive late, are difficult to follow, or leave directors with more questions than answers, the board should ask for better support.
An open service request does not always mean nothing is happening. The real question is whether the board can see the status and next step. Here is how to get clarity.
Changing condo management companies can feel daunting, especially when records, banking, contracts, and active repairs are involved. With a structured process, a board can make the transition with minimal disruption.
Changing management is a significant decision, but boards should not wait until a serious failure forces their hand. Here are seven warning signs it may be time to evaluate your current provider.
When a condo manager is slow to respond, the problem is not simply an unanswered email. It can quickly become an operational risk. Here is what boards should do.
Slow responses. Surprise costs. A manager you never see. If your board recognizes these signs, it may be time to make a change.
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