Condominium associations are often approached by unit owners or tenants requesting an accommodation to have a service animal, even though the animal itself, either because of its species or size, violates an association’s pet policy. Though it’s not always easy to tell the difference between...
Condominium boards often hire community association managers to help manage and oversee their association's affairs. However, since community association managers often handle critical and complex matters, it's important to choose the right one. The first step to confirming the qualifications and experience of a community association...
For many condominiums and homeowners' associations, the end of the calendar year is also the end of the fiscal year. This means that associations should be well on their way to completing their statutorily required financial reports. Unless a different date is specified in the bylaws,...