Daniel Brannigan is CAI's senior director of publishing.
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?
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.
Flag disputes in community associations can escalate quickly. The best approach is to know the law, review your documents, and avoid overreacting.
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?
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