As a member of a Board of Directors within a Condo Corporation, there are a variety of responsibilities one must fulfil alongside a licensed Condo Manager. In order to keep every condo running smoothly, everyone must do their part and avoid overstepping their position so that their colleagues can effectively complete their own responsibilities. In this guide, we break down what a member of a Condo Board is expected to do, and what they are not to do in order to maintain proper condo functions.

As a member of a Board of Directors within a Condo Corporation, there are a variety of responsibilities one must fulfil alongside a licensed Condo Manager. In order to keep every condo running smoothly, everyone must do their part and avoid overstepping their position so that their colleagues can effectively complete their own responsibilities. In this guide, we break down what a member of a Condo Board is expected to do, and what they are not to do in order to maintain proper condo functions.

As a member of a Board of Directors within a Condo Corporation, there are a variety of responsibilities one must fulfil alongside a licensed Condo Manager. In order to keep every condo running smoothly, everyone must do their part and avoid overstepping their position so that their colleagues can effectively complete their own responsibilities. In this guide, we break down what a member of a Condo Board is expected to do, and what they are not to do in order to maintain proper condo functions.

On June 24th, part of the Champlain Towers South condo building in Surfside, Florida, suddenly collapsed, resulting in a tragic loss of life. To our knowledge this was a direct result of structural deficiencies at the time of construction, delayed repairs because of lack of funds and a series of other unfortunate events. However, this occurrence brought about several questions regarding the state of our condominiums here in Ontario and the regulations and procedures in place to prevent a similar event.

Throughout the past year, AGMs have gone virtual. By hosting these meetings online through asecure software, many of our clients have seen a significant increase in attendance of thesemeetings for a number of reasons. The following article spills the facts on why AMG attendancehas increased, how software is making meetings easier, and why we believe that the future ofcondo boards will rely on virtual meetings as an industry essential.

When managing a condo community, the question of security is often on the mind. While far from mandatory, it may be a choice that you wish to make to ensure the safety of your residents and property. In this article, we help you consider whether or not your community would benefit from a security service, how it’s funded, and what options are available.