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How To Increase The Attendance At Your Annual HOA Meetings
As a board member of your Homeowners Association, you might be wondering how to increase attendance at your annual meeting. After all, having high attendance is important for HOAs. The purpose of an HOA annual meeting is to provide a forum for homeowners to come...
HOA Emergency Plan: The Importance of Being Ready
No one ever wants to think about emergencies, but the unfortunate truth is that they can and do happen. Living in an(HOA) community has many benefits, such as maintaining property values and having a say in how your neighborhood is run. But what happens when disaster...
What Is A Fully Funded Reserve?
HOA board members are supposed to do everything they can to keep the association financially healthy. To exercise this responsibility, they need to deal with reserve funds successfully. In addition to being aware of what this money is used for, HOA managers and...
Homeowners Insurance vs. HOA Insurance: What’s The Difference?
Many people don't know the difference between homeowners insurance vs. HOA insurance. When you are a homeowner, it is important to have homeowners insurance. This type of insurance protects you if something happens to your home. But what if you are a part of a...
HOA FHA Approvals: What You Need to Know
It's no secret that the housing market is booming again. As prices continue to rise, more and more people turn to the FHA loan program to buy a home. But what is an FHA approval? Do HOAs really need one? FHA loans are a popular choice for many first-time homebuyers....
How To Create An HOA Violation Letter
Whether you’re a resident of a small condominium or apartment complex, you must comply with all the rules put in place by the homeowner's association (HOA). Also, all the HOA board members should be aware of the regulations and how to use them correctly. The...
Is Your HOA Reserve Underfunded? What To Do Now To Fix It
An HOA's reserve is an integral part of its financial stability because this fund helps pay for significant repairs and replacements that come up over time. Unfortunately, many HOAs have underfunded reserves, which can cause some big problems down the road. When...
The Pandemic’s Impact On Homeowners Association (HOA) Budgets
The pandemic has left some lasting effects on many businesses, including struggles with budgets and revenue. Homeowners Associations (HOA) have also been significantly impacted across the country. In particular, the outbreak has led to an increase in expenses...
Can An HOA Change Its Assessment Allocation?
Buying a home within a homeowners association community comes with several responsibilities, including paying HOA dues and assessment fees as stipulated by the HOA governing documents. These payments are mandatory and backed by the laws of the association involved....
How To Create A Budget In Mixed-Use Associations
It is no secret that saving money is important, especially when it comes to managing properties and communities funds. Running an association can be a challenge, and the only way to successfully run an HOA is to create a proper budget. Creating a budget requires...
HOA Management: Why You Need A Reserve Study
If you are an HOA Board Member, you have a tough job. Your responsibility is to manage the community while also watching out for the bottom line. It can be challenging to balance these two goals, so having a reserve study will help. The reserve study is critical for...
What Does The Code Of Ethics Mean For HOA Board Members
A code of ethics usually referred to as a code of conduct, is much more than a set of rules. The code of conduct of HOA board members explains the key elements you must follow and informs you when you have crossed the line. In addition, it gives a benchmark...
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.