Is It Time to Review Your Hiring Procedures?
Advertising, reviewing applications, and interviewing prospective candidates is a long process. For volunteer boards,...
Why Attending Your Homeowner / Condo-Owner Orientation Matters
One of the most important things you can do when buying in an association-run community is get orientated. You know, at...
How Should Community Associations Handle Flags?
Flags are a tough issue for any HOA looking to promote a tidy, unified curb line. Flags tend to make homes stand out from...
How to Protect Your Community Association from a Lawsuit
Facing litigation from an HOA member is something all board of directors must take seriously. From pet issues to issues...
4 Key Benefits of Working with a Professional HOA Management Company
If your Homeowner's Association (HOA) or Condo Association is relatively small, uncomplicated and already well run, you...
Community Association Board Mistakes: How to Avoid Them
Community association boards are bound to face many difficult decisions in the course of their work. Conflicts between...
The Secretary of State and Your HOA: How to Remain in Good Standing
Nearly all states require that HOAs organized as non-profit corporations file an annual report to the Secretary of State....
Why You Should Join Your Condo Association's Board
If you’ve recently purchased a condo, then you’ve likely already had at least one encounter with your building’s condo...
Alterations to Common Elements: When do you Need a Membership Vote?
Updating and altering common areas of the building is often necessary to keep your property or neighborhood up-to-date. Old...
Is Gun Control a Good Idea in Community Associations?
Unfortunately, every day it seems the news reports another episode of gun violence and almost immediately thereafter some...