Clear community guidelines about political aesthetics and discussions can maintain civility and fosters an environment of respect. Here are some ideas to consider as you strive to help your community navigate this potentially contentious season.
Read MoreHOAs must familiarize themselves with the most common homeowners association lawsuits to better prepare for any possibilities.
Read MoreAn effective facility manager ensures that buildings are secure, welcoming, comfortable, environmentally friendly, and efficient, making them an invaluable asset to your team.
Read MoreBy establishing a clear plan for disaster management ahead of time, you can help mitigate the effects of an emergency on your community and ensure that the situation is dealt with smoothly and efficiently.
Read MoreEncouraging residents to be vocal about their thoughts can help make your HOA community a better place. This blog post answers what your HOA board can do to get more input from homeowners.
Read Moreo help make the most of your neighborhood Christmas light tour, we’ve compiled a guide with tips for being a considerate and courteous neighbor during the festive season.
Read MoreReviewing your community's security measures and response policies is a good idea to be better prepared to prevent and respond to vandalism.
Read MoreHouse Bill (HB) 437 — creates the new Florida Statute 720.3045 prohibiting homeowners' associations from regulating particular backyard storage.
Read MoreIt’s an all-too-familiar scenario: A long-awaited package finally arrives, only to be taken from your front porch before you get home. Luckily, you can do a few things to minimize the chances of getting a package stolen off your porch.
Read MoreAs an HOA board member, you must uphold and follow the association’s governing documents. Below are some frequently asked questions
Read MoreSome HOA documents take precedence over others. If you don’t know which one supersedes the others, continue reading!
Read MoreThe key to successful HOA management is knowing how to deal with conflict when it arises.
Read MoreThe function of the CC&Rs or the property management company's role in implementing them can be confusing. Therefore, it’s always best to work with your management company to develop guidelines that work best for your community.
Read MoreNew board members and homeowners must establish what the governing documents are, how often they're updated, and the steps it takes to correct them.
Read MoreCommunity association management agreements are a common way for homeowner's associations (HOAs) and condominium associations to ensure that their communities are well-maintained and properly managed. One common approach to pricing these agreements is to offer a pay-as-you-go model rather than charging one full price for everything.
Read MoreEvery association requires contracts, meaning every board must determine if the contract is good or bad.
Read MoreWe all have a vision for our community. Whether it's the neighborhood we reside in, the one we manage, or the one that we provide services to, there is a goal in mind. Having an idea for your community is just the start. Seeing it come to fruition requires collaboration, time, and strategic planning.
Read MoreOn the surface, unit owners within an HOA are likely pleased with the increase in the value of their homes. However, a high level of inflation is likely to have a less desirable effect on the long-term financial health of the HOA.
Read MoreForeclosed homes are nothing new to homeowners associations but can become a real problem when squatters get involved. Read on to learn how to prevent squatters and how to remove them legally.
Read More1099s for HOAs are often overlooked in the mad dash to wrap up the fiscal year, so make sure you have your 1099-MISC tax forms in view as you prep your contractor payments. Ideally, this procedure should be done by the end of the year, before April's tax season.
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