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Building an Effective Board Communication Plan

Understanding the importance of great communication in association management.

A working session between the board and management to define how communication will function is key. In that meeting, create a simple, repeatable plan that ensures communication is consistent, meaningful, and aligned with how the association operates.

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By Association Management Team • September 22, 2026
A deadline-focused article for condo boards approaching the end of 2026. Rather than explaining SIRS generally, this article provides a final compliance and planning checkpoint.
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By Association Management Team • September 22, 2026
Completing a Structural Integrity Reserve Study is only the beginning. The real challenge for a condo board is translating the engineer's findings into funding decisions, project timelines, owner communication, and long-term maintenance planning.
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By Association Management Team • August 31, 2026
As of January 1, 2026, Florida condo associations with 25 or more units must post official records online. Here's exactly what belongs on your website and when.
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By Association Management Team • August 24, 2026
A plain-English breakdown of Florida's HB 913 and what condo association boards must do to stay compliant in 2025 and beyond.
By Association Management Team • August 17, 2026
D&O insurance protects volunteer board members from personal liability — but many Florida associations are underinsured or don't fully understand what their policy covers.
By Association Management Team • August 13, 2026
Florida condo owners and boards are routinely confused about where association insurance ends and individual owner coverage begins — here's how to tell the difference.
By Association Management Team • August 10, 2026
Delivering a special assessment is one of the hardest conversations a board has — here's how to communicate it clearly, fairly, and legally.
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By Association Management Team • August 3, 2026
Florida now mandates reserve studies for condo associations — here's what they are, what they cost, and what happens if you skip one.
By Association Management Team • July 27, 2026
Skipping routine maintenance to save money is one of the most expensive decisions a Florida HOA or condo board can make — here's the real cost.