HOA Management: Be Prepared When Reporters Call


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HOA Management: Be Prepared When Reporters Call

If you're in a dispute with members, the last thing you need is bad press coverage that ratchets up the tension among neighbors and makes your association look like bullies. Here are suggestions for handling media requests, including knowing who should speak for your association and what should be said. . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)

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