With the COVID-19 outbreak, the world at large has come to a screeching halt. But, that does not mean all operations can afford to stop. A homeowners association, for instance, faces the question of whether it is acceptable to continue to collect assessments during the coronavirus crisis. In this article: Why the HOA Should Collect…
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By now, virtually everyone across the United States is aware of how contagious COVID-19 can be. Fighting a virus that spreads so easily is an uphill battle. And a common question HOAs face is whether or not closing community pools during coronavirus is the right thing to do. In this article: Shutting Down Community Pools…
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A quick venture into the outside world will immediately show you people donning face masks. But, just because you own a face mask does not mean you are safe from the coronavirus. Here is how to use a face mask properly and make one yourself at home. In this article: How to Use a Face Mask…
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A community is more than just a group of people living in the same neighborhood. It’s a sense of fellowship and togetherness shared by people. Now more than ever, it’s important to keep that feeling alive. Stay in touch with your neighbors by participating in coronavirus activities for community associations. Coronavirus Activities for Community…
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The coronavirus outbreak has naturally incited fear among many Americans. As part of your HOA board, you must do everything in your power to discourage the spread of the disease. Here are the duties and responsibilities of HOA board members and COVID-19 guidelines: In this article: HOA Board Members and COVID-19: Defining the Role of…
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When drafting HOA fine policies, an HOA board must keep homeowner rights in mind. Whether your HOA is just starting out or has existed for years, it is important to act within the law and governing documents. Here are some things you must consider before finalizing your HOA fine policy. In this article: Understanding the…
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A homeowners association thrives on assessments — fees regularly charged to residents of the community. It is the main source of income for any HOA. But, what if they’re not enough to cover all the expenses? Is there a way to increase HOA cashflow without raising dues? Proven Methods to Increase HOA Cashflow So,…
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The coronavirus outbreak has plunged the affected countries to take precautionary measures. Homeowners associations must follow suit. Here are some coronavirus HOA community guidelines to abide by. In this article: Coronavirus HOA Community Guidelines to Follow Coronavirus and HOA Responsibility Coronavirus and Community Associations: What HOAs Can Do How to Deal With Sick Residents…
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The purpose of these procedures is to help reduce the spread of the Coronavirus from person to person contact. By following the below protocols, the association reduces the chance of contact spread of the Coronavirus. Cedar Management Group recommends virtual meetings and/or conference calls whenever possible at this time. Any person, Board Member or owner…
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HOA vs PUD? What makes them different? Residents in urban areas have an alternate option to HOAs called PUDs, but what is a PUD home? When it comes to planned unit development (PUD) pros and cons, urban residents need to consider if a PUD community is the right fit. HOA vs PUD – Which…
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