When do Deed Restrictions Expire?
Deed restrictions can cover everything from the color you paint your home to who you can sell it to, to whether you can have...
Dealing with Pet Waste in Your Community
Over 65% of households in the United States have pets, and many of them have dogs. Dogs can often cause conflict in any...
Inspecting for Roof Damage
Roof inspections are a big part of preventative maintenance, just recently we wrote about how drones may be helping find the...
Important Tips for Managing Trees in Your Community Association
Trees can serve as a great visual asset for your community association. Not only do trees add to the overall landscape but...
7 Cost-Effective Ways to Reduce Property Risk
Amenities like clubhouses, tennis courts, basketball courts, and recreation centers bring value to your neighborhood. Since...
Staging Your Home to Sell: Should You Decorate for the Holidays if You are Selling?
Selling your home during the holidays begs the question of if you should take the time to decorate it; the simple answer to...
Too Many Cars, Not Enough Parking: Finding a Neighborhood Solution
HOAs and COAs have long struggled with the issue of limited parking and strict parking policies. Especially as the average...
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...
Is it Legal for Owners to Record HOA Board Meetings?
Almost no one leaves their home without their smartphone, including HOA members attending a board meeting. A smartphone can...