Board Member Retention
As a board member or community manager, you know how real board burnout is: a board member starts out their term starry-eyed and ready to
What to Do When a Board Member Resigns
The transition from one board member to another in the wake of resignation can generate some unexpected hardships for associations. Board members can resign for
Multiple Vehicles with Nowhere to Park
When our HOA was in its infancy and the street was mostly undeveloped, parking was not a problem. Most of the residents were young working
Pet Owners Can Be Great Neighbors Too
Our HOA is filled with pet owners of all kinds. We love our dogs, cats, gerbils, hamsters, and the occasional reptile. OK, I personally do
Experiences of an HOA Board Lifer
When my husband and I moved into our home 30 years ago, there were only four houses on our street. At closing, we received a
Types of Community Association Meetings
Community associations are run by elected board members, but it may feel like meetings run the association. Because most community associations are required to conduct
HOA Audits: What You Need to Know
Responsibly managing finances is a big part of a community association board’s job. Homeowners trust board members to use assessment funds to preserve the value
The Basics of HOA Assessments
Community associations are attractive to homebuyers because they offer well-manicured common areas, neighborhood events, and amenities, such as pools, parks, and fitness gyms. However, to
How to Reduce Concerns Pertaining to HOA Parking
For HOAs, few things create a stronger sense of community and protect property values better than having a strong parking policy. Reviewing, drafting, or revamping
A Board Member’s Guide to Fiduciary Duty
When a candidate accepts their election to the board of directors, they take on a number of duties it comes with a set of risks.