As with almost anything related to operating a condominium or HOA, there’s no “one size fits all” answer for record keeping.

Property managers, sometimes referred to as community association managers (CAMs), are responsible for supporting day-to-day operations.

What comes to mind when you see the words “vendor management?” If we’ve just hit a nerve, this article is for you.

In order to establish a stronger AP system for your association, accounts payable automation is often the solution.

Condo Control has launched a dedicated community forum exclusively for board members and property managers.

This article will look at two important changes that could have an impact on New Jersey condominium associations.

Depending on state laws and governing documents, HOAs may have some control over who sellers can select to purchase their homes.

Templates can increase the frequency of communication, and create more consistency for condo and HOA communities.

During our latest round of updates and additions, we’ve made significant improvements to our proxy voting feature.

Did you know that your HOA might be eligible for a grant? Unlike loans, recipients do not have to pay back grant money.

Caring for student housing is all about balance. Establishing rules and keeping in contact with tenants will help you achieve this balance.

A good violation letter will help educate the recipient without aggravating them. Read this article and learn how to write one.

Philippine condominium managers and boards are expected to do a lot, which is why it never hurts to have some help.

In most cases, when given the opportunity to pay online, tenants adapt or may even prefer online payment options.

Fitness rooms, workspaces and child-friendly amenities are big right now because they are practical and support the needs of condo dwellers.