HOA Basics

One of the most common — and consequential — questions in community associations is about how insurance responsibilities are divided. Who covers what?

A strategic planning process doesn’t need to be complicated for community associations. Get started with these six basic steps to guide your future.

Community association records missing or scattered? Decisions not being recorded? Homeowners insisting on promises that lack an evidence trail?

Your community has work to do. Start with these five small, consistent record retention efforts.

Volunteering is about building relationships, providing consistent and transparent communication, and giving people the opportunity to accomplish their personal goals. Follow some of these ideas to perfect the recipe for volunteers’ success.

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.