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HOA Reserve Study vs Reserve Fund: What’s the Difference?
Homeowner’s association (HOA) Boards are often tasked with planning for a community’s future success even when your Board partners with a community association management company,
How to Build an Effective HOA Board Meeting Agenda
Board meetings are extremely important to successful homeowner’s associations (HOAs). They allow Board members to come together and make important decisions for the community, review
Building Community Spirit Through Shared Amenities
One of the most commonly cited reasons homeowners choose a homeowner’s association (HOA) is the shared amenities. These shared spaces allow residents to relax and
How to Write Clear and Enforceable HOA Rules
In addition to managing day-to-day issues and planning for the future, a homeowner’s association (HOA) Board must enforce community rules. When community rules are enforced
How to Transition from Developer to Homeowner Control
Most new community associations begin under the control of a developer. Homeowners do not gain control over their community until certain milestones are met, such
Building Strong Vendor Relationships for HOAs
All homeowner’s associations (HOAs) need vendors to function. These third-party companies include landscapers, maintenance contractors, insurance providers, and more. Essentially, they maintain community assets and
Insurance Mistakes HOAs Should Avoid
Insurance is not just for homeowners. Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) need to invest in appropriate coverage to ensure that Board members and the entire community remain
Mediation and Conflict Resolution Techniques for Boards
Wait long enough, and your community association will experience conflict. It is a natural part of community living, considering the many diverse perspectives and shared