JustinC7 (Michigan)
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Most self-managed boards treat meeting minutes like a mere formality. They’re not. They’re the official record of every decision your board has ever made. When a homeowner disputes a fine, questions a vendor contract, or challenges a board decision, the minutes are the first thing anyone looks for. If they’re incomplete, inconsistent, or three months behind — that’s a problem that goes well beyond paperwork.
The good news: producing solid minutes doesn’t require a law degree or a professional manager. It requires a consistent process and a clear understanding of what actually needs to be in there — both for the current board and for whoever comes next.