Barker Martin

Condo-HOA Blog - Board Member

When it's Time to Cut the Strings

Posted on March 07, 2013 by Jeremy Stilwell

When does the period of control expire? read more

TAGS: Articles, Declarant control, HOA law, Oregon homeowner association, Portland condominium association, Seattle association attorney, Seattle condominium association, association board, association manager, association transition, board meeting, board member, declarants, elections, governance, governing documents, nonprofit corporation act, transition

Process and Procedure

Posted on November 02, 2012 by Jeremy Stilwell

The importance of following proper procedure. read more

TAGS: Articles, Bellingham, HOA attorneys, OREGON, Portland, Seattle, WASHINGTON, Washington condo attorney, board, board action, board member, condo attorney, condominium, condominium associations, governing documents, homeowner association

Take it Seriously

Posted on September 13, 2012 by

Keep everyone safe - take threats seriously. read more

TAGS: Articles, HOA, HOA association, association liability, board meetings, board member, community association, condo, condominium, meeting

The Value of a Great Team

Posted on August 02, 2012 by Barker Martin

The benefits of working with a team. read more

TAGS: Articles, OREGON, WASHINGTON, association, association board, association living, association manager, board action, board member, board of directors, community, condo, condominium, directors, homeowner, homeowner association, team

Easing Board Transition

Posted on February 13, 2009 by

Whether duped into board service or having volunteered with eyes wide open, a new board member can find homeowner association board membership gratifying and rewarding. A modicum of preparation, education, common sense and an open mind should help ease the transition and make for a seamless changing of the guard. read more

TAGS: OR Condominiums, OR HOAs, OREGON, WA Condominiums, WA HOAs, WASHINGTON, association board, association transition, board member, board transition, new board member
< Previous | Next >
Go to Page: