One of the primary functions of community association boards is entering contracts for services to be provided to the association, whether it is for ordinary landscaping or significant repairs. Boards are commonly presented with proposals or estimates by contractors about their services. However, boards must be extremely careful in reviewing proposals and signing such documents, because once a board member or manager signs a contractor’s proposal, the proposal automatically becomes a binding contract. Read the entire article……………………………….
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