To repair now or to repair later is the age-old dilemma associated with owning or managing a building or community. Sticker shock from contractors is all too common when it comes to receiving a proposal for any type of maintenance or repair work.
We all know the importance of curb appeal. If a buyer isn’t pleased with the exterior of a home, they’ll carry that displeasure into the interior. No matter how attractive the interior is, it will be hard for a potential buyer to let go of that first impression of the home.
The concept of an agriculturally-oriented community, in which association-owned land within a residential subdivision is developed as a working farm, is becoming an interesting reality.
Arriving on the market in 2006 as a division of MityLite, a manufacturer of tables and chairs, SimTek Fence has quickly become a cost-effective option for Associations facing their next rock wall or wood fence replacement project.
First, there are a couple of documents that pertain. ASTM is a quasi- governmental agency that
writes standards for a wide range of manufactured products in the US.
If you manage a Community Association or are on the Board of Directors, installing plug-in
vehicle charging equipment is a community proj
