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
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How to Reduce Package Theft During the Holidays
Package theft generates some of the most frustrated resident calls a board receives. The item is gone, the carrier confirms delivery, and nobody can say what happened to it. Residents want answers, and the board is who
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What to Expect When Your Community Association Changes Management Companies
Deciding to change management companies is often the easy part. The handoff is where things get complicated. Records have to transfer, accounts have to be reconciled, vendors have to be reintroduced, and residents have
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A Board's Guide to Announcing Community Association Dues Increases
A dues increase can be fully justified by the budget and still land badly with residents. The math holds up, the board followed every procedure, and the reaction is anger anyway. What separates a smooth
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How Community Association Boards Can Secure Snow Removal Contracts Before Winter
Snow removal is one of the few vendor decisions where timing affects both price and availability. Vendors commit their capacity months ahead, and the boards that wait until the forecast turns are left choosing whoever
How Community Association Boards Can Review Insurance Coverage Before Fall Renewals
Insurance renewals have a way of slipping by unnoticed. The notice shows up, the premium looks similar to last year, and the path of least resistance is to sign and move on. Coverage that hasn't been reviewed in years gets locked in for another term, and any gaps ride along with it.
A methodical review before fall renewals protects your association from both underinsurance and overpayment. This article covers the core policies to confirm, the questions worth asking, and the process that keeps the review organized.
A Board's Guide to Collecting Delinquent Community Association Dues
Delinquent dues are one of the most uncomfortable issues your board will face. The obligation is financial, but the relationships are personal. The resident behind on payments is also a neighbor, and the pressure to handle things informally or look the other way can be strong.
Informal handling is exactly where problems start. A clear, consistent process removes the guesswork and protects both the association's budget and its standing with residents. This guide walks through how to build that process and when to bring in professional support.