A well-run property works like a well-oiled machine. Requests made by the association are obeyed by owners and tenants, while […]
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Diffusing Tough Situations in a Community Living Environment
Living in close proximity to others offers the potential for unexpected friendships, but can also come with unique challenges. Difficult […]
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HOA Politics: Swaying Negative Board Members
There are now over 300,000 homeowner associations in the US, and the number is quickly rising. Homeowner associations are a […]
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General Project Management: Execution is Everything
A property management company has to deal with the many routine tasks demanded by a property on a daily basis. […]
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Originally posted by Chicago Cooperator February 2013 Every year the cycle repeats itself in co-ops and condo communities in Chicago: […]
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Flood Insurance and Your Condo Building
With Chicago’s wettest year on record, you might begin to wonder if your condo building is adequately covered by flood insurance. […]
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Powering Electric Cars from the Common Area Garage – Who Pays?
Electric cars have finally started to take off in the US market. And while your neighbors might love you for […]
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Condominium Insurance, Part 2: Unit Insurance
Last week, we discussed the master insurance policy, which covers the collectively owned parts of the condo building. The unit […]
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