If you made the move to get elected to your HOA board or are interested in getting involved, it could be the first step to you making a difference in your community. From specific improvements that affect the neighborhood looks to less obvious ones that could have a...
We often hear a common question: what can an HOA president do, and how much power do they have. This question is a really great one and filled with nuances that can be hard to parse if you don’t know much about how an HOA works in the first place. The first...
If you’re new to the BOD, first off, congratulations! You have achieved your goal and can help keep your community in pristine condition or think of ways for much-needed upgrades. But, before you take office, you first have to understand the laws and rules...
For condo associations, reserve funding is required by law. Although there can be some wiggle room and even a potential to hold a majority vote to do away with reserve funds, this is rarely a good decision. Reserve funds are a vital component to a condo association’s...
Your condo association has this stash of money set aside called the reserves. You and many other members think that money should go toward a new paint color in the fitness center. That old pea green just isn’t doing it for you. You should be able to use those reserve...
You just got a notice that renovation is going to begin on the lobby and pool. You don’t remember seeing any notice about that and you definitely don’t remember voting for it. Did you miss something? Or did the Board of Directors (BOD) just decide without owner...
