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Lawn Care Tips That Meet HOA Standards
To meet HOA standards for lawn care, maintain grass height between…
Fence Maintenance Tips
Regularly inspect your fence for damage, clean it at least twice a year, and…
HOA Etiquette Every Neighbor Should Know
HOA etiquette includes attending meetings, participating respectfully, and…
How to Be a Good Neighbor
To be a good neighbor, invite your neighbors over for meals or casual gatherings to build relationships, and…
Parking Etiquette in HOA Communities
In HOA communities, parking etiquette typically includes rules like parking only in assigned spots, keeping vehicles in working order and…
HOA Budget Basics: What Every Board Should Understand
HOA boards must know the governing documents, manage finances, communicate well, and follow the law…
When Should an HOA Contact Its Attorney?
An HOA should contact an attorney when it needs help with amending or drafting governing documents, negotiating or reviewing contracts, collecting delinquent dues (including liens/foreclosure steps), enforcing rules, or resolving…
5 Ways HOAs Can Build a Stronger Sense of Community
HOAs can foster a stronger sense of community by organizing social events and recreational activities that encourage neighborly interactions, as well as maintaining common areas that serve as…
4 Tips to Creating Volunteer Opportunities in an HOA
To create volunteer opportunities in an HOA, assess the community's needs and identify specific areas where residents can contribute, such as organizing events or beautifying common spaces…
Quick Take: When Should an HOA Board Form a Committee?
An HOA board should form a committee when tasks need focused attention, like finances, landscaping, or event planning…
HOA Election Best Practices
Maintaining a fair and transparent election process is crucial for homeowners' associations (HOAs)…
Understanding HOA Bylaws: What to Know
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are responsible for managing and maintaining common areas in planned communities, condominiums, and other residential developments.