Association boards who are in charge of running the property are left with a tough decision: “Do we fix the costly problems or wait until our term in office is over?”
Association boards who are in charge of running the property are left with a tough decision: “Do we fix the costly problems or wait until our term in office is over?”
After working with numerous associations, our firm has seen a pattern of behaviors and processes that can be improved so you can operate your property more efficiently. In this article I will discuss 1) the negatives and positives of using help, 2) projects you should strongly consider obtaining outside help and 3) sources of support.
In this article I will discuss the differences between low-value and high-value tasks and provide examples of different value tasks as well as sources of support.
In my previous article I outlined how a board can get more done by rallying unit owner volunteers to help on projects by forming committees. However, if a board is constantly reacting to last minute emergencies, they will not have time to work on larger projects.
What does a board do if it has too many tasks to handle and not enough time? It creates more volunteer hours by enlisting the help of unit owner volunteers.
After working with numerous associations, our firm has seen a pattern of behaviors and processes that can be improved so you can operate your property more efficiently.
This article is the first of a seven part series on how your community can accomplish more this year. After working with numerous associations, our firm has seen a pattern of behaviors and processes that can be improved in order to increase the efficiency of running a community.
Self managing your community can be a good way to save money. However, sometimes the size or complexity of a property or the projects at hand may become too much for a volunteer board to handle on its own. If your community is having difficulty dealing with issues you may want to consider a “Hybrid Management,” solution.
Everyone’s budget has gone up to pay for rising utility costs. What can you do about it?
Vacancies are on the rise and job one is to get them filled. Easier said than done? In this article I will share several successful tactics from our company’s 37 years of experience. In the last 10 years Pyramid Real Estate Group has executed 604 leases equaling 1,719,729 s/f with gross rents totaling over $120,023,397.