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Thank You, Condo Board Volunteers!

Thank You, Condo Board Volunteers!

Lauren Schrader What We're Thinking About Lately... 21 April 2026

April 20th is Volunteer Appreciation Day, Chicago Condo Resource wants to recognize the dedicated condominium board members who volunteer their time to serve their communities.

Being a condo board member is no small responsibility. Volunteers help manage budgets, coordinate maintenance, communicate with residents, and ensure their associations follow local regulations. Many of these tasks happen after work hours or on weekends, yet board members continue to step up because they care about their buildings and neighbors.

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Don't Miss This Month's Condo Board Trainings with Condoly! Reserve Studies happens, April 16th at 6:30 p.m.

Don't Miss This Month's Condo Board Trainings with Condoly! Reserve Studies happens, April 16th at 6:30 p.m.

Lauren Schrader What We're Thinking About Lately... 15 April 2026

This month's Board Trainings with Condoly start tomorrow!

Reserve Studies and Maintaining Your Buildling

Thursday, April 16th, 6:30 p.m.

Board Communication and Dynamics

Wednesday, April 22nd, 6:30 p.m.

Join the Condoly community on Skool to attend these trainings.

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How the Fannie and Freddie Lending Changes Will Impact Your Condo Association

How the Fannie and Freddie Lending Changes Will Impact Your Condo Association

Lauren Schrader What We're Thinking About Lately... 07 April 2026

Recent updates to condominium financing guidelines from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could have important implications for small condominium associations. These changes focus on insurance standards, financial transparency, and reserve funding, all areas where smaller buildings sometimes face unique challenges. Because mortgage lenders rely on these guidelines when approving loans, the financial health and documentation of a condominium association can directly affect whether units qualify for conventional financing.

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  1. Balcony Safety and Grill Restrictions in Chicago Condos
  2. Spring Cleaning for Condo Associations: Organizing Documents, Policies, and Records
  3. Vendor Contracts: What Condo Boards Should Review Before the Busy Maintenance Season
  4. Seeking a Loan for Your Condo Association? Find Answers on March 11th!

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"Ask the Expert"

Who is responsible for replacing broken windows in a unit?

Q. One of our units is in bad shape. We have had an issue with pests. When Orkin went to the unit, there were two windows that are broken that face the alley. They are covered with cardboard, which is soaked with water and mildewed.

Who is responsible for replacing a broken door?

Q.  The sliding glass door to my outside patio is broken and needs to be replaced or repaired. Is it the association's responsibility to handle this?

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