This is one of the most important questions a condotel board can ask — and one of the most frequently left unasked until the conflict is already affecting how the property is governed. The answer is clear: the association management company is hired by and accountable to the board. The board represents all unit owners, […]
If you’re on the board of a condotel association, you already know that what you need is not a community management company. You need a management company, like Tradd, that understands resort operations — one that knows the difference between managing a high-rise oceanfront property and managing a neighborhood HOA, and has the experience to
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In resort communities, the rental company usually owns a significant number of units and has a real stake in how the property performs. They’re investors, they’re operators, and they often have board representation. That’s actually fine. The issue isn’t that they’re at the table. The issue is when you don’t have clear processes for how
