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.

How are condos and HOAs keeping up with rising insurance rate increases? Take a look at the latest insurance coverage trends.

Homeowners living in Oregon may soon get the opportunity to farm their own eggs, produce honey and grow vegetables.

A competent financial committee can be instrumental in providing clear financial oversight to a board of directors.

When it comes to condo finances, the fewer mistakes you make, the better. Read about these money mistakes now to avoid making them later on.

Generally speaking, boards can advocate for a special assessment or an amendment to rules. However, boards cannot tell members how to vote.

When it comes to condo or HOA affairs, should members have their own website to conduct business, pay bills and find information?

In this article, highlight some specific examples of conflicts of interest, and offer some suggestions on how to avoid them.

HVAC systems required regular care from skilled professionals. But that doesn’t mean you can’t learn more about how your condo’s system works.

While HOA repairs don’t always go according to plan, just having a guideline allows associations to manage expectations more effectively.

A disciplinary hearing gives owners a fair chance to share their side of the story with the board. Fines may be dropped after the hearing.

In some cases, it is legal for a condominium to ban roommates from moving into a unit. Learn why properties choose to enforce this rule.

When done manually, administrative condo work is taxing and time-consuming. However, that excuse won’t hold up in court.

Condo communities do have the authority to tow a vehicle. But different communities will have different rules.