Condo Records Requests in Ontario: How Your Board Must Respond in 30 Days, and When You Can Refuse
A condo records request in Ontario gives your board 30 days, and those 30 days are to answer, ...
Condo AGM Requirements in Ontario: Notice Periods, Quorum, Proxies, and What Management Handles
Your condo corporation has to hold its annual general meeting within 6 months of the end of its ...
What the Condominium Authority Tribunal Covers Now, and How Boards Should Respond
The Condominium Authority Tribunal is Ontario's online forum for a defined list of condo disputes, and it makes ...
Switching Property Management Companies in Ontario: Notice, Records, and Timeline
Your board has voted, so switching property management companies is now a logistics problem rather than a decision. ...
Why Reserve Fund Studies Don’t Tell the Whole Story
Most condo board members understand the importance of a reserve fund study. After all, it's one of the ...
The Hidden Costs of Deferred Maintenance
Few condo boards intentionally decide to neglect their buildings. In most cases, deferred maintenance begins with good intentions. ...
Why Condo Owners Get Frustrated With Their Board
Most condo board members volunteer their time because they care about their community. They attend meetings, review budgets, ...
Special Assessment vs. Condo Fee Increases: Which Is Better for Your Condo Corporation?
Few decisions create more anxiety for condo boards than figuring out how to pay for major expenses. The ...
Understand Your Condo Budget: A Guide for Board Members (No Accounting Background Required)
Serving on a condo board comes with a surprising responsibility that many volunteers don't expect: You become responsible ...
Condo Management Communication Problems: Why So Many Boards Feel Left in the Dark
Condo management communication problems are becoming one of the biggest frustrations for condo boards across Ontario. Most board ...