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by Steve Rivera, Otavala Consulting What do you do when faced with conflict in your daily life? Depending on your personality you may face it head on, you may deflect it thus continuing the conflict, or you may just avoid it all together pretending it doesn’t affect you. This is what is known as conflict management. |
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Perhaps the worst possible thing a Board can do (save outright stealing) is to neglect to communicate with the owners. Failing to communicate breeds suspicion and distrust among owners and may affect the Board’s ability to get their job done efficiently. |
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When you start a new job, you often receive an Employee Handbook filled with information about how the company operates. Similarly, new owners should receive an Owner Handbook when they purchase a unit in your building, with everything they need to know about how the Association operates. |
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This Association doesn’t run itself! It takes a small army to keep the machine humming. Your involvement and effort can help to keep it in tip top shape, and will guarantee that your opinions are taken into consideration. |
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Condo living is a unique form of community living. When you purchase a condo unit, you make a legal agreement to abide by the rules established in the Association’s Declaration & By-Laws. It’s a good idea, therefore, to know exactly what you are agreeing to… |
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