An effective facility manager ensures that buildings are secure, welcoming, comfortable, environmentally friendly, and efficient, making them an invaluable asset to your team.

Tenants will terminate early at some point, so having a plan can help you cycle out old tenants and introduce new ones quickly, fairly and transparently. Here are some strategies to make that happen. 

Every association requires contracts, meaning every board must determine if the contract is good or bad.

Having trained managers is vital for safety. The manager is the right person to notify if someone violates association rules. 

1099s for HOAs are often overlooked in the mad dash to wrap up the fiscal year, so make sure you have your 1099-MISC tax forms in view as you prep your contractor payments. Ideally, this procedure should be done by the end of the year, before April's tax season.