Posts in HOA Amenities
7 Steps to Keep Your HOA Healthy

Managing the daily operations of a homeowners association can make it hard for Florida board members and community managers to carve out time to evaluate the health of their association. Though it may be one more thing to do, knowing your community’s financial standing, curb appeal, and relationship with residents is well worth the time and effort.

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Can an HOA Board Install Bulk Cable and Internet?

Has your board of directors of your homeowners’ association recently consider a bulk contract for cable television and internet service for your community. While the association has not previously provided cable or internet service to the residents, the association signed the contract to force homeowners to pay for the service as part of their assessments.

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HOA Pool Safety: Lifeguard vs Policy  

The safety benefits of having a lifeguard are apparent, but there are financial and liability considerations as well. Many homeowners associations are exploring ways to eliminate lifeguards without the liability. According to HOAResources.com, the association should create, publish, and circulate a policy called "Rules and Regulations for Unattended Pool Use.” Read on to learn more.

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HOA and Condo Leaders' Essential Guide

Homeowners often choose to live in a community association because of its affordable amenities, convenient services, preserved property values, and community sense. However, many new homeowners don't understand how the association functions, which can challenge expectations and cause misunderstandings.

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Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Your HOA

Some condominium or townhome documents contain specific requirements for charging stations, but most don't specifically address the subject. When the documents are silent on the matter, installing a charging station is typically handled as a request to modify the general or limited common elements.

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Consequences of Not Having Cash Reserves

Significant expenses in development occur, and homeowners must cover the costs, one way or another. An HOA commonly maintains a type of savings account called the cash reserves or a reserve account for significant, infrequent, or unexpected common area costs.

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Top Five Most Beneficial HOA Amenities

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.

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