Choose the right path, immediately

Clear contact paths for residents and visitors.

Management questions, board matters, emergencies, and general orientation are separated here so residents know where to begin.

Contact routes

Four clearer ways in

Clear routing reduces delay and gets each message to the right place faster.

Directory logic

Public guidance, then direct operational detail

Use this directory to choose the right path for management, board matters, resident documents, renter questions, or emergencies.

Core directory
Corner Property Management Laura Rathbun, CMCA, AMS, at 908-968-5820 or laura.rathbun@cp-management.com for routine property matters.
Board routing Meeting and governance matters can route through the board layer and protected document stack.
Resident archive Use the protected search page when the question is really about minutes, policy, or forms.

Homeowners

Start on the homeowner page for routine management requests, billing, work orders, forms, and common-area concerns.

Renters

Renters should check whether an issue starts with the landlord or with property management before sending a message.

Emergency

Urgent contacts stay isolated and unmistakable

Immediate danger

Call 911 first

For police, fire, medical emergencies, or any immediate life-safety issue, call 911 first.

Supporting contacts
After-hours property emergency Call 844-479-2676 for after-hours property emergencies through Corner Property Management.
Princeton Police non-emergency (609) 921-2100
PSE&G emergency 1-800-436-7734
New Jersey American Water 1-800-652-6987
FAQ

Short answers for common routing questions

Who handles common-area maintenance issues?

Corner Property Management handles shared-area issues. Renters may still need to contact their landlord first for interior-unit matters.

Where do architectural review requests begin?

Start with the board documents and forms route, then submit through the management or board workflow outlined there.

Where can I check current board timing and notices?

The homeowner and board pages surface the meeting rhythm clearly, with archive links for deeper records.

What if I am not sure which lane is right?

Start with the routing cards to narrow the choice quickly. If the question is documentary, begin with the archive.