Category: Board Operations

Board Operations Manage This
2005 Jan Manage This

Property managers have a lot to keep track of - board and shareholder meetings, maintenance issues, and a host of other concerns that go along with managing a building - or in some cases several buildings - in a metropolitan area like New …

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Board Operations Leaving Your Car at Home
2004 Dec Leaving Your Car at Home

There are a lot of things people consider when they look into buying a condo or co-op in New York City. Location is important, safety is an issue, and the size of the space is always a factor. But one thing that may get overlooked is the i…

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Board Operations The Need to Know
2004 Oct The Need to Know

Most of the time, "communication" and "openness" are watchwords for boards and management. Clear, transparent communication between boards, managing agents, and shareholder/owners should be right up there with "location, location, location"…

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Board Operations Treasuring the Role
2004 Oct Treasuring the Role

Of all the members of a co-op building's board, the treasurer is in a unique position to uphold the fiduciary responsibility of the corporation, similar to that of a chief financial officer in the corporate world. Basically, "the tre…

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Board Operations Welcome Aboard
2004 Oct Welcome Aboard

Serving on a co-op board or condo association certainly has its advantages. Not only does the position give shareholders a chance to have more say in how their community is run, it helps add to their knowledge and understanding of what goe…

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Board Operations To Let, Or Not to Let
2004 Oct To Let, Or Not to Let

Even though subletting is often frowned upon by boards and sometimes forbidden outright, that doesn't stop shareholders all over the city from renting out their co-ops. Shareholders may sublet as a means of making money on an apartment tha…

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Board Operations Failure to Communicate
2004 Oct Failure to Communicate

With any sort of multifamily housing arrangement comes the possibility of a certain amount of conflict between the various involved parties: shareholders, board members, management, and sponsors. In theory, a key role of a board of directo…

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Board Operations Paper Cuts
2004 Sep Paper Cuts

Lots of people talk about the stress and uncertainty of the approval process in New York City's co-op and condo buildings; all that scrutiny, all that paperwork! But the endless reams of forms and files take another toll as well - on the e…

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Board Operations Save Your Pennies
2004 Jul Save Your Pennies

One of the most popular attractions at The Cooperator's 17th Annual Co-op & Condo Expo this past March was the roster of seminars that ran throughout the day at the New York Hilton, drawing standing-room-only crowds to panel discussion…

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Board Operations Ruling the Roost
2004 Jun Ruling the Roost

The dream of homeownership often brings with it the independence of owning your own space, decorating it as you wish and living by your own rules. Yet when you reside in a co-op or condominium with possibly hundreds of other residents, you…

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