One of the greatest challenges for HOA boards is a lack of participation in annual meetings. This is detrimental for the residents, who will miss key information, and for the board, who will have a harder time communicating important information to a community who neglects to come to the meetings. Luckily, there are some surefire…
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An HOA management company is not only dedicated to building great communities, but are also professional, communicative, punctual, and excellent at what they do. As a company that is committed to providing service that exceeds expectations, we have put together a list of the top questions to ask an HOA management company about the…
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The line between the owner’s responsibility for damages, repairs, and improvements and the HOA’s responsibility is oftentimes extremely hazy and uncertain. Among these much-debated topics is the question of who is responsible for water damages to individual properties. In an area where heavy rainfall is common during the summer months, the issue becomes more pressing.…
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Enforcement of the rules and regulations of an HOA can be an intimidating challenge at the best of times. Many of the rules may seem impossible to enforce, and homeowners may often challenge an enforcement that they feel is unwarranted or unfairly implemented. In some cases, a resident may plead “selective enforcement” in a court.…
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If you have recently purchased a home that is part of a homeowners association, you may have already starting paying your HOA fees. Each member of the community, along with signing the governing documents that provide the community with order and stability, must pay weekly or quarterly fees. You may be wondering where the HOA…
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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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Things are being changed around in the homeowners association industry now that we have services like Airbnb that offer short term rentals. With these types of platforms, it’s fairly easy for property owners to rent out their spaces to travelers who are looking for a place to stay for a short period of time. With…
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If you have purchased a home or condo, you are likely paying a monthly fee to your association. The purpose of this HOA fee is to cover repairs and maintenance on the outside of your home or in common areas. While many homeowners wish they could lower their taxable income with HOA fees, the truth…
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