It’s always important for your HOA board to stay in contact with community members. After all, the decisions you make will almost always affect the residents in your HOA, and you want to understand how they will feel about it. HOA boards who are more active in finding out their residents’ opinions will build a…
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HOA political signs pop up more and more as election day comes near, and that’s a good thing — they’re a great indication that the people in your community are actively engaged in the voting process, whether it’s for your HOA elections or for state and national politics. HOA campaign signs do need to be…
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The community is growing, and there’s no excuse for not welcoming a new member of the community with joy and enthusiasm. While there’s no need to throw a welcome party, it will be great to have a complete and detailed condo welcome package you can give to the new members. Not only will this make…
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Homeowner apathy is a common problem faced by associations. While this can sometimes be normal, apathy in the community could indicate that not everyone is content and happy. Homeowners’ association (HOA) board should strive for better engagement and involvement among residents. They should have the opportunity to speak up and express their feelings. Here are…
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Everyone knows the many ecological benefits of going paperless. But despite that, many homeowners’ associations still use paper for their documents and communication. While saving the environment is already a good enough reason, switching to a paperless association can also boost your productivity and efficiency. So if you’re ready to take the leap, here are…
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April 15, also known as Tax Day in the United States, is rarely greeted with joy. It can cause a lot of stress and anxiety in individuals — especially if you are a homeowner. Although filing your tax returns is a time-consuming process, there are some perks to owning a home. One of which is…
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HOA board meetings — are they time well spent for your members? Being on a homeowners association board means volunteering your time and effort for the improvement of your community. For the most part, it’s an incredibly fulfilling role, but it also involves dealing with differences in opinion and finding time to get everyone together.…
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How you handle your HOA reserve funds really makes a difference in the successful running of your association. The quality of the strategic planning of your HOA can actually make or break your community. Your manner of managing HOA reserve funds is also really important for the longevity and future investments of your association. …
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If your homeowner association allows pets, you likely know how important they are to their owners. As summer approaches, it is a good idea to remind those in your community about ways to keep pets safe during the hotter months. Summers can be tough on pets, especially in hotter states, and the higher heat can…
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The benefits of hiring an HOA management company can range from improved access to community management experts to the availability of HOA systems already in place to serve your community. Working with an HOA management company benefits not just the community development, but the HOA board, too. When deciding between the costs and benefits of…
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