For HOA boards and homeowners, financing is not just a funding mechanism, it can be a strategic tool for managing community investments responsibly. Rather than relying solely on reserves or imposing special assessments, financing can provide a balanced approach that helps preserve long-term financial stability while minimizing immediate homeowner impact. Thoughtfully structured loans can enable […]
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Most HOAs have four board officers: president; vice president; secretary; and treasurer. By working together, these individuals can build a solid foundation for association operations. What are the responsibilities of each?
Rising costs have taken on new urgency in community associations across the country. Here’s how to navigate today’s challenges and protect the financial health of the places people call home.
Strong community association board-manager partnerships are built through intentional structure and consistent practices. Here are some guiding principles for improvement.
Many of the procedural misconceptions that slow down board meetings arise because people confuse the rules for a larger membership meeting with those for a smaller board or committee meeting.
Here are three meeting myths that can make community association board meetings less efficient.
Insurance helps community associations manage risk, protect shared assets, and reduce unexpected financial strain. Regularly reviewing coverage, legal requirements, and the division of responsibility between associations and owners can help communities make better insurance decisions. Consider these key areas when evaluating or updating coverage.
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