Medicare Made Understandable, with Brian McArthur
Medicare is one of those topics that can make smart, capable people feel lost in minutes, and that confusion gets expensive fast. In this episode of Take It To The Board, …
Additional Opportunity to Extend Your Permit Expiration Dates: Winter Weather, Droughts, Wildfire Risks, New World Screwworm, and Pasture Mealybug
Some property owners, developers, construction industry professionals, and other building permit- and authorization-holders may be eligible for extensions to preserve their development and construction rights. A Florida law allows certain qualifying permits and …
How to Become a Much Better User of AI!
AI generated documents are already sitting in your inbox and maybe even your next board packet, and that’s exactly why we wanted a grounded, practical conversation on how to get the most out …
Hidden Workplace Dangers — Navigating Employment Risks for Community Associations
The biggest workplace are not always obvious. A ladder with broken rungs poses a risk; an employer with a hidden agenda is a less obvious danger. In this episode of Take It …
Behind the Scenes of Community Management — What Every Board Should Know
Your management company is involved in almost everything that happens in your community association, yet most boards only see a small slice of what’s going on behind the scenes. In this week’s episode …
How to Run HOA Meetings That Build Trust, Not Tension
The fastest way to damage trust and delay or derail association operations is to conduct meetings that feel chaotic, secretive, or unsafe. In this episode of Take It To The Board, …
The Power Hour For HOA Leaders, with Organizational Strategist Dr. Edward Gurowitz
Most Board Members and Managers start their day with a plan which can quickly become derailed when, due to various events and challenges, pure reaction mode is activated. Emails explode, “urgent” problems crowd …
Do EVs, E-Bikes and Other Devices Present a Community-Wide Fire Risk
In this episode of Take It To The Board, we wanted something more reliable than rumors and worst-case headlines regarding EV fire risk, so host Donna DiMaggio Berger called someone who …
What Boards and Managers Need to Know About Residents Aging in Place
If your community is well run, chances are you have residents who have remained in place for decades but with more condominium and HOA owners choosing to age in place, the services you …
What a Bank Loan Can and Cannot Do For Your Association
The hardest part of running a community association right now is that the bills are getting bigger while the margin for error is getting smaller. Insurance costs keep climbing, buildings are aging, milestone …
Why, When and How to Update Your Governing Documents
Outdated governing documents can leave associations enforcing rules written for a different era—leading to confusion, conflict, and unnecessary legal risk. In this episode of Take It To The Board, host …
Board Term Limits and Website Records Access Explained
Q: One of the Directors for our Condominium Association has served for more than eight (8) years, and I noticed that he was included on the ballot for the upcoming election. I understood …