Perhaps the largest and most important purchase that you will ever make is that of your home. Not only are you choosing the place that you will live for a good portion of your life, you are also making an investment that will affect your future as well as the future of your family. As…
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Deciding to resign from an HOA board can sometimes be a difficult decision. However, at times, it can often be the best choice for both you and the board if you are finding your schedule no longer allows for the added responsibilities or there are conflicts that inhibit the ability of the board to function…
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Homeowners associations are rapidly gaining in popularity in the United States. More and more homeowners are finding the security and ease of being part of a privately governed community appealing compared to the hassle of maintenance. Perhaps your neighborhood is lacking an HOA community, or maybe it has always been your dream to start…
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What is considered a short-term rental? Short term rental, also known as vacation rentals, is the renting out of a home, apartment, or condominium for a period shorter than a traditional lease. Short-term rentals are especially popular in destination areas. Usually the owners will rent out their property for the week, or sometimes even overnight…
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If you have purchased a home or condo, you are likely paying a monthly fee to cover repairs and maintenance on the outside of your home or in common areas. You may be wondering whether this fee is tax deductible. The answer regarding whether or not your HOA fees are tax deductible varies depending on…
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One of the most important jobs on the board of a homeowners association is the position of HOA treasurer. The position is much more than a simple knowledge of how to manage finances, (although this is also important). There are many qualities of a treasurer that are valuable, but we have put together a list…
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Within the very nature of an HOA itself lies the assumption that repairs, upgrades, and refurbishments of the property and buildings will at some point become a necessity. The HOA exists to fulfill these general necessities. Certain of these updates are referred to as “capital improvements”. These repairs are generally limited to around 5%-10% of…
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A homeowners association is a community of homes and residents that takes care of the exterior of the homes and properties. Each month, homeowners in an association expect to pay a fee for being a part of the community. Many people happily pay the fee and are thankful for the services that the HOA provides…
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Staying up to date with current trends and providing competitive community amenities is one of the best ways to attract tenants who care as much as you do. When looking to raise the bar, looking beyond the basic conveniences will boost your overall appeal, increase the value of your property, and make your current residents…
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Whether the buildings in your HOA community are old or new, mold is a common problem in moist climates. This article contains answers to some of the most common questions regarding mold in an HOA community as well as suggestions on how to tackle the problem and prevent further breakouts. Common Questions About Mold:…
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