Advice for Changing Co-op Management Cos?

If you are on the board get all documents/statements you can. No big surprises but in our case we got q couple or notifications in the building due to unpaid gas bills since Coned didnt update the billing address but not a big deal since it was paid immediately.

My current building changes management companies often. The two weird things that happen are 1) we get a whole new set of repair people (separate from our super, who's consistent -- but new management company/new elevator repair guy, for example) and 2) the co-op/condo tax abatement is granted by the City based on a master spreadsheet each building sends over -- and that spreadsheet tends to get "lost" when a management company is on its way out -- so as a board you want to make sure you have it, and that it gets filed with the City each year by the proper deadline.