There are ways for boards to reassure their community when a shareholder sues.
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When SIlence Is Not Golden
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Distribute Proprietary Lease Changes
Residents need to know when boards make changes to the proprietary lease.
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Nipping Gossip in the Bud
Don’t let the rumor mill get out of hand.
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Information Flow: Keep It Moving
Clear communication between the board and vendors helps keep everyone informed.
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Solving Neighbor Conflicts
Sometimes the best way to resolve conflict is to just let people talk it out.
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Keep Communications Brief
Less is more when it comes to communicating with residents.
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The Value of Well-Informed Residents
It's important to explain to residents why the board does what it does.
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Four Steps to a Healthy Management Marriage
A good partnership takes trust on both sides.
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How to Write Memos Shareholders Will Read
Three steps to more effective communication.
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Leading the Way: Board President Rebecca Martin, 41-31 51st St.
Open lines of communication are a key part of every effective board.
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