It’s an awkward position to be in. If just a few homeowners aren’t paying their HOA fees, it can really start to affect your financials. But what you do can be just as important as what you don't do in response to such situations. In fact, a lot... (Read More)

There are a few ways you can help increase safety within your community. Some of these things residents can do themselves while others will require the approval of the HOA board. One of the first things you may want to do is ask if a police... (Read More)

Protecting our homes and loved ones is a major concern for most families in neighborhoods. The basics like deadbolts, alarm systems and proper lighting can go a long way in deterring criminals from even attempting to burglarize a home. But it’s... (Read More)

As a landlord, there will be times when you have to deal with conflict. It could be conflict that arises between a tenant and yourself or between two tenants. When the situation occurs, you need to know how to successfully deal with it. Equally as... (Read More)

It's an unfortunate reality, but in many HOAs, a handful of people carry the load for the rest of the board. Those high-achievers can get burned out. (Who doesn't from time to time, right?) What can you do to prevent burnout in the first place... (Read More)

The safety and well being of community members should be of utmost importance to your HOA. Associations should act to the fullest extent possible to adhere to all procedures and policies that keep communities safe. Ultimately, the safety and... (Read More)

So, you've been asked to join your HOA board. Congrats! You may feel like this is unfamiliar territory. That's understandable, but you'll feel more ease with experience under your belt. But right now your job is to observe and absorb information... (Read More)