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What Is a Reserve Study
Today, there are over 351,000 homeowners' associations in the nation. If you're part of one, you're probably interested in maintaining the community to the best of your abilities. One way to do so is to have reserve studies done at regular intervals. What is...
Preparing for the Holidays: 8 Useful Tips and Tricks for Homeowners Associations
We're getting into that time of year again: the three-month period that has us leaping from one holiday to the next. From early October through New Year's, life is a flurry of holiday planning, seasonal products, and fun festivities. Of course, this brings a whole new...
A Guide to Effective Community Safety Protocols
How important in community safety to your homeowner's association? Do you want to make sure that your community has a safe environment for all homeowners? The best part about keeping your community updated about the latest events and issues is fostering a sense of...
Solving The Poop Problem with Dog Owners in your HOA: 7 Things to Try
Are you having a problem with community members not following along with HOA guidelines when taking care of dog poop? More than 10.6 million pounds of dog waste is produced every year in the United States. When dog waste isn't properly cleaned up, it can...
HOA Safety: Adapting Summer Plans and Social Gatherings for COVID-19
Normally around this time of year, homeowners associations are busy planning tons of summer festivities and social gatherings. This year, however, things are a little bit different due to the persistence of COVID-19. The CDC continues to discourage large, in-person...
Top 10 Legal Obligations of Homeowners Associations
Across the US, approximately 2.5 million people serve on community associations and boards. More Americans are choosing to live in communities that are ran by HOA's. Beyond being the people who decide if you can paint your door...
The Importance of Homeowners Association Upkeep
According to the David-Stirling Act, enacted in 1985 and revised in 2014, California HOAs function as a second or miniature civic government for the communities they serve. That means that there are certain levels of Homeowners Association exterior...
Benefits of Being in an HOA Community
There are 73 million Americans living in communities with homeowners associations today. That isn't a coincidence. There are many benefits of being in a homeowners association. Furthermore, a homeowners association allows residents of a neighborhood to join together...
How Utilizing Your Homeowners Association Management Company
Successfully managing a homeowners association (HOA) is a full-time job. Not only are you responsible for the business affairs of the corporations you manage, but you're also responsible for the wants, needs, and happiness of several communities. More often than not,...
Homeowners Association Rules You Need to Know
A homeowners association is a legal organization made up of community members who volunteered to carry out governing documents. These documents include Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) that include common homeowners association rules that homeowners...
3 Legal Duties of HOA Board Members
Being on the board of directors for a homeowners association comes with a lot of responsibility. The board is responsible for making sure the entire community is running well. This includes making sure all of the homeowners are following the rules, making sure the...
Preparing Your Homeowners Association For An Emergency
It is an unprecedented time in our country. Each day we turn on the news and hear new ways coronavirus, or COVID-19 is bringing changes to our lives. While we adjust to our temporary and new normal, life still goes on. And part of that is your homeowner's association...
AN ASSOCIATION IS MORE THAN JUST A BUNCH OF HOMES
IT'S A COMMUNITY OF PEOPLEOur promise to you is that we remain diligent in understanding your community’s specific needs. We refine and tailor our work and bigger picture goals to ensure that your community consistently runs smoothly, residents’ needs are heard, guidelines are communicated, and that a happy, healthy neighborhood is continually fostered.