Keeping it Above Board: Avoiding Common Conflicts of Interest

One of the trickier problems to deal with when you live in a co-op or condo is dealing with board members who sometimes let the power go to their heads. Even though they are entrusted with a great deal of responsibility in the smooth running of the building, it’s vital that board members don’t use their position to create a situation where they are setting themselves up for a conflict of interest dispute.  Read More……

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