February 27, 2020
Twenty plus years ago Sterling Management Group came on board to manage our 222 unit HOA. Originally, the third phase had not even been constructed yet and Sterling had the task of successfully completing all the punch list items from the builder in Phase I and Phase II which was very exhausting. The years that …
Continue Reading →February 27, 2017
Merrick Park Garden Cooperative was at a point of not knowing which way to turn. The Management Company which we had for many years was not doing anything to help us out of the situation we were in. Getting answers or reports from them was practically non-existent. Sterling Management Group was recommended to us and …
Continue Reading →January 20, 2017
Here are a few helpful check points before you closing up your unit. Turn off or set your hot water meter to vacation setting. Make sure your water supply is turned off at the service entrance. Drain all the water from the system from lowest outlet. Place non-toxic antifreeze in all drains and toilet bowls. …
Continue Reading →October 5, 2013
Step 1 – Notification When it comes to unpaid maintenance fees, common charges, and/or rent, the sooner you take action, the better. If fees are not paid by the 10th day of the second month for instance, your managing agent should immediately mail a 5-day delinquency notice informing residents of their unpaid maintenance fees, common …
Continue Reading →October 1, 2013
Very often residents experience too much heat while other residents do not receive enough. But help is on the way. There are various systems and approaches that assist operating efficiency plus, they reduced energy related expenses in the process. It is important to remember that costs associated with the generation, distribution and transfer of heat …
Continue Reading →September 28, 2013
If a condominium apartment has been abandoned and left vacant and the unit owner is in default on their common charges leaving the Board of Managers is proceeding with a foreclosure action, the condominium may proceed to collect the monies by appointing a receiver. This is done by motion (Order to Show Cause) which is …
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