Community Team
At Management Plus we have over 100 years of collective management experience, are loyal to you, and are committed to high standards, meeting all your needs by providing professional and friendly customer service.
We understand that it can be confusing to navigate the range of work we can do for you. Below we have answered your most frequently asked questions to give you a better understanding of your needs.
Welcome to the Board!
New board members usually get thrown into the deep end of business with minimal training and are having to learn quick to get caught up with everything going on and in progress and get a feel for how the community is
How Community Association Boards Can Evaluate Vendor Performance Before Renewals
When was the last time your board actually evaluated a vendor before renewing the contract?
For many associations, vendor renewals happen on autopilot. The vendor has been around for years; the contract expires, and another term gets signed without much discussion. Familiarity replaces evaluation, and your community keeps paying for service that may no longer be competitive or consistent.
When to Update Your Community Association Reserve Study
A reserve study is only as useful as the data behind it. When that data falls out of date, the entire financial picture it supports becomes unreliable. Boards that rely on old numbers risk underfunding major repairs, surprising residents with special assessments and making budget decisions on a foundation that no longer reflects reality.
Fall is when most boards turn their attention to the budget, which makes it the right time to ask whether the reserve study still holds up.
How Community Association Boards Can Manage Back-to-School Traffic and Safety
Back-to-school season floods your community with traffic and young pedestrians during the same morning and afternoon windows. The result is a genuine safety challenge that catches some boards off guard every year.
Preparation makes the difference. Boards that address traffic flow, pedestrian safety and parking before the school year starts keep residents protected and reduce liability.
This article covers what to plan for, and the steps your board can take to get ahead of it.
Annual Meeting Preparation Timeline for Community Association Boards
The annual meeting is one of the most important events on a community association's calendar. It is where budgets get approved, board members get elected, and residents weigh in on the decisions that shape the year ahead.
How Community Associations Can Reduce Common Area Liability in Summer
When was the last time your board walked the property specifically to identify safety risks? Most boards cannot answer with a clear date, and that gap becomes a serious problem once summer arrives.
How Community Associations Can Reduce Parking Conflicts in Summer
Few issues damage neighbor relationships faster than parking conflicts. A single weekend of blocked driveways or contested guest spots can turn cooperative residents into ones filing repeated complaints.