10 Reasons to Switch from Self-Management to Professional Management
Are you struggling to keep up with the demands of day-to-day operations in your co-op, Read More ➔
Board Relations
Advice and resources for New York homeowners who serve on their Co-op, Condo, or H.O.A board in Long Island, Brooklyn, or Queens.
Important Links & Phone Numbers For New York Residents
New York homeowners, shareholders, and residents should take a moment to review and save the Read More ➔
13 Ways to Get Involved in Your Community Association
Below are ways to get more involved in your co-op, condo, or HOA, ranging from Read More ➔
Explained: Long Island Co-op Applications and Interviews
The application and interview stages of buying a unit in a cooperative do not have Read More ➔
Management: How to Plan a Budget for the Unexpected
Due to the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic, 2020 brought additional expenses to homeowners and community associations Read More ➔
What to Expect: Alteration Agreements in Condos and Co-ops
If you are thinking about altering your cooperative, or condominium unit, you will likely need Read More ➔
How Community Employees and Board Members Can Obtain New York State Required Sexual Harassment Training
Sexual harassment training is now required on a yearly basis for New York state employees. Read More ➔
The Secret to a Smooth Annual Meeting
Donald Einsidler, President of Einsidler Management, Inc. weighs in on how to prepare for an Read More ➔
Changes in Residential Property Management as a Result of the Coronavirus Pandemic
With ever-changing policies, updates, and information, the coronavirus pandemic has impacted everything from how we Read More ➔
Coronavirus: Next Steps for New York Community Associations
As New York State begins to re-open after the quarantine that began in March, community Read More ➔