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Co-op boards can update house rules to keep up with modern-day concerns such as e-bike storage, video doorbells, and renting out residences as Airbnbs, and can use them to create fine schedules that increase with repeated offenses and to maintain the building's finances and save money. (Print: House Rules: Time For A Refresh)

When updating house rules, focus on clarity, communication, and enforcement to ensure residents understand and comply effectively.

The co-op board in Lower Manhattan is taking New Year's resolutions in the summer during their annual meeting. They also use the opportunity to address foreseeable problems by changing house rules and bylaws.

Three ways to get shareholders to behave themselves.

A new list of house rules causes a kerfuffle.

Why ignoring updates to bylaws and house rules is bad practice.

House rules need to keep up with shifts in population, wealth, and, most importantly, technology.

Co-op boards have uncommon power over common areas.

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