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Read NowHOA 101: What Are Fees, Fines, & Assessments?
Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) generate their operating funds by collecting fees, fines, and assessments from association members. This money allows the HOA to carry out its responsibilities...
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Read NowOur Favorite Prime Day Deals for Board Members
Amazon Prime Day is an annual shopping event exclusive to prime account holders. This year's sale happens on July 15 and 16, and it could help you save hundreds on some of your favorite products...
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Read NowPartner Post: Crime Rates Rise During the Summer, Here’s What This Means for You
As the temperature rises during the summer months of June through September, so do crime rates. According to studies, crime can increase up to 35% during the summer.
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Read NowTick-Tock: Exploring Your HOA Meeting Minutes
In this blog, we explore what HOA meeting minutes are, their purpose, and best practices for taking and keeping good HOA minutes.
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Read NowPartner Post: Smart Gardening: Understanding Your Zone
Learn more about the smart way to garden by understanding your zone.
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Read NowFeatured Ebook: 8 Essential Things You Need to Know About Reserve Funds & Studies
There are many items on a board's to-do list, but the financial health of your community should always remain at the top. Whether your association has a 100% funded reserve, or ...
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Read NowPartner Post: 7 Summer Home Maintenance Tips
We’ve identified seven simple summertime maintenance projects that’ll help you enjoy your home this summer season.
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Read NowHOA 101: What is an HOA?
A homeowners' association (HOA) is a nonprofit organization that’s set up to help run, manage, and maintain a neighborhood, building, or another collective of homes. People who belong to an HOA ...
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Read NowPartner Post: Reserve Studies & Your Community’s Long-Term Goals
It is widely known that having an updated Capital Reserve Study is vital for the success of any community association.
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Read NowCondo Corner: Why Attending Move-In Orientation Matters
Here are 4 crucial things you will do and learn at your condo move-in orientation.
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Read NowPartner Post: Unique Renovations to Boost Occupancy and Rent
In today’s competitive market, Property Managers of older buildings are always looking for new ways to increase rent and resident occupancy. One easy way to do so is through renovations.
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Read Now3 Things to Do at Every Board Meeting
Board members can set the tone by being a professional example and making sure to do the following three things at every board meeting.
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Read NowPartner Post: Blueberries to the Rescue!
Blueberries may be small in size but they pack a big nutritional punch!
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Read NowPartner Post: 5 Out-of-the-Box Events Your Community Should Host This Summer
If it’s been a while since your last block party, then it’s time to ring in the season and plan your next summer get together.
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Read NowAre You the Pack Leader? How to Prevent Excessive Barking
If your dog is “that dog” then consider trying these tips to help restore peace to your neighborhood.
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Read NowMay Featured Ebook: Running Better Meetings
May's featured ebook, "A Board Member's Guide to Running Better Meetings," is here to help you transform your community's meetings. It is filled with helpful tips to help you and your board plan...
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Read NowPartner Post: 8 Rules HOA Boards Can Follow to Keep Residents Safe
Eight rules you can follow to help you keep track of what’s happening in your neighborhood.
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Read NowThe Beginner’s Guide to Purchasing a Second Home
Read on to discover the different types of properties, benefits of purchasing in a managed community, and additional tips and tricks to keep in mind when buying a second home.
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Read NowPartner Post: 11 Signs Your Property Needs a Refresh
Repainting and updating your property on a regular basis is important for a number of reasons, including drawing customers or potential tenants, adapting to building damage or additions, as well as wa
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Read NowHow to Prepare Your Community for a Wildfire
Every year, more and more people are forced to flee their homes because of wildfires. These fires have been growing in both size and frequency, and today more than 4 million U.S. households are...
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