Every association requires contracts, meaning every board must determine if the contract is good or bad.

We 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.

There are numerous considerations when allowing third parties to use a common area clubhouse to provide classes or other services. However, it is the facilitation of exercise classes that raises the most concern.

Do you have your eyes on a particular home? The first thing you should do is ask your real estate agent if it's part of a community association.

Today's market is competitive, so to keep up, HOAs must keep evolving with the times. There are plenty of opportunities for HOAs to get involved in upgrading their properties. Here at Condominium Associate's, we researched to find out what amenities are the most popular for residents to get the best experience in their community.