Most boards know a reserve study belongs in next year’s budget, but figuring out what a...
Every January, the world sets bold resolutions… and by February, most of them have quietly left...
What does being a good neighbor look like in a world where your primary connection to...
Can debt ever be a good thing? When most people hear the word, they immediately think...
HOA governance sounds formal, but it’s really just the board’s job to make decisions, set policies, and keep the community...
Serving on an HOA board starts with good intentions. Then the vendor calls pile up, late-night emails multiply, and suddenly...
Part 1 of a 3-part series on HOA financial management Financial management is one of the most important responsibilities of...
Most HOA management contracts look alike at first glance, with the same sections and the same reassuring language. The risk...
Switching HOA management companies feels risky, and the problems usually build slowly enough that it’s hard to know when you’ve...
The insurance problem most condo and townhome owners face usually doesn’t start with having no coverage. It starts with the...
It’s easy to assume HOA Boards spend most of their time talking about rules. And yes, community guidelines are part...
By mid-year, most HOA boards already know where the pressure points are: a vendor is slipping, a maintenance project is...
Eventually, every HOA faces expensive projects that can’t be solved with routine maintenance alone. Roofs wear out, roads crack, and...
Roofs, pavement, pools, elevators, and every shared asset in an HOA eventually wear out. A reserve study helps boards figure...
Have you ever submitted a work order and then wondered… Now what? In a community association, maintenance requests are not...
What makes a community feel connected? The truth is, it’s rarely one big thing. More often than not, it’s the...
