Homeowners Associations (HOAs) are held accountable not only by the wants and needs of its community members, but are also governed by statutes:  Additionally, HOAs have their own covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) they must abide by.  Because HOAs are responsible for so many things ranging from financial management to repairs and upkeep and beyond, […]

While conflict may be inevitable, finding a resolution should be made as easy as possible. Homeowner Associations (HOA) know only too well the many challenges that arise when people from all walks of life live together in one community. Disagreements can stem from any number of things from personal values and opinions to cultural differences […]

Are you on the HOA community board, ready to champion the cause of maintaining reserve funds? It’s a noble task, but let’s be honest—it’s no walk in the park. It takes commitment and a set of best practices to guarantee the long-term sustainability of your HOA reserve funds, especially when the unexpected comes knocking.  Join […]

HOAs can ban short-term rentals, but they must be clear about what a short-term rental is, and why the ban has been implemented.

In theory, it is possible for an HOA to completely prohibit smoking. However, most associations will find it easier to implement limitations.

One of the greatest benefits of HOA software is that it makes life easier for owners as well as staff and management.

While many condos and HOAs aren’t required to provide payment plans, it’s better for the community to receive some money than nothing at all.

Condominiums are very safe. But there are things that both management and residents can do to further reduce threats to safety.

A status certificate helps a potential buyer identify any required expenses that could cost them additional money.

Which cities have the highest HOA fees? And which ones have the highest HOA ratings? Check out this article to get some cool HOA stats!

Effective communication sounds like it should be instinctive. But those who manage or work for HOAs know this is not the case. 

Thinking of buying a condo this year? We’ve put together a collection of things to know before your invest in a new home.

Ultimately, cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility, but responsible data management starts with the leaders of the condo or HOA.

Before you spend thousands of dollars at your local hardware store, check to make sure you are allowed to renovate your condominium unit.

Can your HOA tow your car away? Or ban certain flags? Check out this article to find out what rules associations can and can’t enforce.