Conducting Association Business Between Board Meetings: The Do’s and Don’ts
We get it, oftentimes it feels like Association action items are piling up faster than you’re able to get...
Read moreCompetitive Bidding: Slow Down and Do it Right the First Time Give yourself the time to effectively bid Association work
When does an Association common area repair, capital improvement or maintenance contract need to go out to competitive bid?...
Read moreResident Safety & Security: Not the Association’s Responsibility
Avoid unnecessary liability by following these best practices June, 2017 It seems that resident safety and security is an on-going topic...
Read moreNeighbor-to-Neighbor Disputes: Doing Nothing May No Longer be an Option New HUD Rule Changes How HOA’s Address Neighbor Disputes
Historically, Associations have avoided interjecting in neighbor-to-neighbor disputes. Heavy walking, surround sound systems, loud voices and slamming doors were...
Read moreTHE REAL PURPOSE OF BOARD MEETINGS
Understanding the Intended Purpose of Board Meetings March, 2017 We’ve all either experienced or heard nightmares about Board Meetings...
Read moreSocial Media: The Good, The Bad and The Damaging
Social Media: The Good, The Bad and The Damaging The Negative Impact Social Media is Having on HOAs February, 2017 Social media...
Read moreBOARD MEMBER BEST PRACTICE
As a volunteer Board Member, you have made a selfless decision to volunteer your valuable time for the betterment...
Read moreHomeowners’ Guide to HOA Living
HOMEOWNERS’ GUIDE TO HOA LIVING I. Introduction Homeowners Associations (“HOAs”), also known as Common Interest Developments (“CIDs”), are a...
Read moreNot all information needs to be shared
Sebastian F. I live in a townhome in a community burdened with repairs that have lead to several special assessments. Although...
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