Avoid the “my home, my castle” attitude.
We share the benefits of shared ownership, which means we also have agreed to share control of our property.8. Acknowledge the board may have more information than me. This doesn’t mean the board is always right, but it does mean my opinion might not be fully informed.
12. Read the association budget and reserve study. I will ask informed questions, particularly about deviations from the budget. 17. I will use my open forum time to inform the board, not to argue with them, and after the open forum, I will not interrupt board deliberations.
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