How to formulate a Uniform Collection Policy

All Community associations need a UCP (Uniform Collection Policy), but they are not as easy to formulate as you would think. Here are some suggestions on how to go about putting together a UCP and, more importantly, enforcing it:  The first thing that has to be done is for the board and manager to read through the governing documents to understand what you can and cannot do. From your governing documents you need to find the following:     Read the article………………

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