Daniel Brannigan is CAI's senior director of publishing.
A professional community association manager will help an HOA board preserve assets, maintain property values, establish continuity, and help with other operational and financial matters. It’s essential to find someone qualified to do the job. Here’s how.
One of the most common — and consequential — questions in community associations is about how insurance responsibilities are divided. Who covers what?
Community associations are composed of different groups of people working together, including owners, board members, officers, committees, and residents. For effective community association governance, each group should understand their roles and responsibilities and how each interacts with the others.
Spring is the perfect time for community associations to reset after winter and prepare for the year ahead. For homeowners, it means greener spaces and improved curb appeal. For boards, it’s a critical window to inspect, plan, and prevent bigger problems down the road.
Even though many homeowners associations, condominiums, and housing cooperatives are nonprofit organizations, they must file federal and possibly state and local income tax returns. Here’s what to know and when to file your HOA taxes.
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