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Robert’s Rules Of Order Amending Documents: What You Need To Know

Understanding the procedural intricacies of Robert’s Rules of Order amending documents, particularly the bylaws, is essential for maintaining the order and functionality of organizations. Every member of an organization should familiarize themselves with the requirements and processes for amendments.   How Does Robert’s Rules of Order Amending Documents Work? Members can present individual amendments following…

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A Beginner’s Guide To An Organization’s Governing Documents

An organization’s governing documents are the backbone of an entity’s structure, rules, and procedures. Without these essential documents, an organization would lack the framework to address issues systematically. All members should understand what these documents entail and how they affect every individual and the association as a whole.   What Are Organization Governing Documents? An…

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Homestead Exemption In HOAs: What To Know

There is a lot of confusion surrounding homestead exemption in HOAs. Some owners believe that gaining a homestead exemption means they are immune to HOA liens and the possibility of foreclosure. However, to understand how homestead exemption applies to HOAs, if at all, it’s important to first understand the law and who qualifies.   Homestead…

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Top 10 Buggiest States In The U.S.

Homeowners’ associations would benefit from knowing the buggiest states in the U.S. Armed with this knowledge, HOA boards can focus their pest control efforts on effectively eradicating the bugs that plague their areas. Of course, not all states have the same bug problem, as several factors can affect the pest population and their multiply rate.…

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HOA Foreclosure Laws In North Carolina

Both homeowners and board members should familiarize themselves with the HOA foreclosure laws in North Carolina. In doing so, they can understand the rights of homeowners and the scope of authority an HOA has when it comes to foreclosures. It also helps keep the association in the clear and away from potential liability.   Understanding…

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