For those who are board members and officers of community associations, there is a yearly rhythm to the orderly conduct of the association that needs to be maintained. Minding those yearly issues and doing so in a timely manner will keep your association running smoothly and avoid the vast majority of problems throughout the year. Below is a list of items common to most community associations, which should serve as a good starting point for boards and managers. Each community is different, so this is by no means exhaustive of what you might have to contend with for your community, but it’s a good place to start. Read the article……………..
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