Long Range Panning for Community Associations – Getting Down to Business!

In Part 2 of this series, I outlined the basic planning steps condominiums, HOAs, and cooperatives use to create a long range plan. You’ve assembled the team to take on the project (also covered in Part 2) and you are ready to roll. Now what?  There are different approaches to complete each step, considering the group and available resources. Here are a few success tips to think about as you tackle each step.     Read the article………..

Editor

Recent Posts

Philippines: House unanimously approves proposed Condominium Redevelopment Act

The measure providing for the redevelopment of condominiums in the country has been unanimously approved…

1 day ago

Shining a Light on Rooftop Solar for Massachusetts Condo Owners

After the Trustees of his condominium refused his request for an Architectural Variance to install…

1 day ago

Iowans struggle to find homeowners insurance as companies pullout of the state

David Langston is the President of Beaver Creek Homeowners Association and one of his many…

1 day ago

Real Estate Counselor: Horrific fall due to rotted balcony leads to condo litigation (FL)

A March ruling by Florida’s First District Court of Appeal and the 2016 incident behind…

1 day ago

Southampton man convicted of fraud, money laundering (NY)

Officials said that Slothower devised a scheme to misappropriate more than $1 million from clients…

1 day ago

Condo Smarts: No specified time period for project completion (BC)

Dear Tony: Thank you for your column last week regarding levy refunds.  Our strata council…

1 day ago