With all the advantages that come with consolidations and mergers, some associations still find it difficult. But why? I’m a member of two associations that were recently on the verge of becoming one. Unfortunately, due to lack of member votes and the low member involvement, it didn’t happen. Here I offer three solid reasons associations should merge.
Source: Inman News
Why isn’t there more MLS consolidation? 3 benefits members could reap
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