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Vendor oversight
Scopes, bids, and performance. Someone has to hold the contractor to the agreement. Too often that someone is a director who already has a day job.
For directors & officers
The same gaps show up in well-run associations and in ones that feel stuck. We help directors close them without pretending we are the management company.
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Scopes, bids, and performance. Someone has to hold the contractor to the agreement. Too often that someone is a director who already has a day job.
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Owners deserve timely, plain-language updates. We help the board set a cadence and a standard so the story of the community is not left to rumor.
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Fiscal responsibility is not a slogan. We help boards look clearly at reserve practice, upcoming capital needs, and the tradeoffs they will have to explain.
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Capital and special projects need a spine: scope, timeline, decision points, and a person accountable for each. We help the board install that discipline.
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If you already have a property manager, we help you manage them. Clear expectations. Documented follow-through. Less theater, more service.
TBC Advisory is not a property management company. We do not insert ourselves between the board and its manager as a substitute staff. We give directors a clearer brief, a tighter hold on vendors and projects, and a standard they can enforce. The vote, the fiduciary duty, and the relationship with owners stay where they belong: with the board.
Tell us what the board is facing. We will follow up at the address below—no portal, no cookie wall, no sales script.
info@tbcadvisory.com