Dealing With the Disruptive: How to Handle Problem Residents

The vast majority of condo and HOA residents are regular folks who wouldn’t dream of disrupting life in their community by harassing their neighbors, bombarding their board and manager with endless complaints and threats, or filing lawsuits at the drop of a hat for every little thing. That being said, the unfortunate truth is that there are people who seem to thrive on doing these very things; maybe one of them even lives next door to you.    Read more….

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