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Records & TransparencyHow to Request Condo Records Without Starting a Fight
Owners have document rights, but the strongest requests are precise, documented and tied to state law.
InsuranceWhen a Deductible Becomes a Building-Wide Problem
Master policy deductibles can move costs from the association to owners if documents are unclear.
Reserve FundsWhy Reserve Funding Matters Before the Next Special Assessment
Underfunded reserves are often invisible until a roof, facade or insurance bill turns into a crisis.