Six Tips to Increase Homeowner Attendance at HOA Meetings
You put a lot of effort into planning, organizing, and noticing your HOA’s board and annual meetings. While some meetings can still take care of
Tips When Drafting CC&Rs
A document of many names, the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions – also commonly known as the CC&Rs, DCCRs, declaration, covenants, or deed restrictions – help
How to Make Online Voting Work for Your HOA
Online voting is a great tool designed to pair the greatest need of an HOA—homeowner involvement—with a technological solution. As a follow-up to an earlier
11 Traits of an Effective Board Member
Homeowner’s associations (HOAs) play an important role in maintaining the safety, appearance, and value of a community. A well-functioning HOA board is critical to the
Home-Sharing Apps: How Do They Impact Your Community?
Over the past several years, home-sharing apps and short-term rentals have increased in popularity. It’s easy to see why – homeowners who wish to temporarily
A Guide to HOA Budget, Accounting, and Finance
Understanding how to interpret your HOA management company’s financials are an important part of your role in an HOA. The management company you’re working with
What You Need to Know About HOA Foreclosure
One of the primary responsibilities of any Homeowners Associations (HOAs) is to create financial stability of the community. When a homeowner falls behind on their
What is the HOA ACC and What Does it Do?
If you’re a fan of college sports, you may recognize the acronym ACC as the Atlantic Coast Conference or if you work in the legal
Ways to Keep HOA Residents Happy
Everyone wants to live in a happy community filled with friendly, kind neighbors. Board members and community managers work hard every day to make that
What Happens if an HOA Runs Out of Money?
A homeowner’s association (HOA) is usually funded by the residents of the community through regular assessments and fees. The money collected is used to pay
