🌐 Read this article in: English Español As of today — Sunday, March 22 — we can already predict how the next board meeting will unfold. What We Know • There will be a board meeting within the next 9 days• Notice will likely come late — often within ~48 hours of the meeting• A…
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Curious About Our Financial Status?
🌐 Read this article in: English Español 3 Key Takeaways $1,053,515 Insurance Over-Budget Insurance was over-budgeted in 2024 and 2025 by more than one million dollars combined. $495,169 Unpaid Owner Dues Nearly half a million dollars in assessments remain uncollected. Budget Question Insurance Dropped in 2026 Insurance costs fell by $366,260 in the 2026 budget,…
Owner Sues Board President and Vice President for $150,000
🌐 Read this article in: English Español Key Takeaways We are the ones who will pay. The allegations stem from routine Board approvals and issues that should never have escalated into a lawsuit. This board uses security to illegally enter apartments to look for violations. This appears to be another example of avoidable conflict created…
Learning About BK1 From Someone Else’s Board Meeting
🌐 Read this article in: English Español Key Takeaways Owners are learning important BK1 updates at the BKMA board Meeting — not from our own board. A new manager was announced publicly elsewhere, yet no formal update was provided to BK1 residents. BK1 has not signed up for vibration monitoring for the Mandarin Hotel implosion,…
The Fire Alarm That Cried Wolf
🌐 Read this article in: English Español Key Takeaways On February 25, it took 36 minutes to notify residents that the alarm was false — an unacceptable delay during a potential emergency. When alarms sound frequently without clear communication, residents become desensitized — creating serious life-safety risks. Communication failures and lack of proactive notice during…
Now You Need To See This
(A continuation of: “You Need to Know”) Key Takeaways The association’s wind insurance includes a $20 million sublimit, which may be far below the building’s true insurable value of $118 million. The Association was advised that coverage did not meet lender requirements and chose not to increase it due to premium cost. This insurance gap…






