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Read NowTurning Over a New Leaf: Fixing Previous Board Mistakes
Unfortunately, when a board makes a bad decision, it isn’t immediately obvious, and a future board of directors may be left to deal with the repercussions.
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Read NowPartner Post: Gardener’s Guide to a Happy January
The weather outside is frightful, but the garden is so delightful! Despite chilly temperatures, you can garden throughout January — and all winter long.
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Read NowFHA Condo Financing: Still a Positive for Potential Buyers
Understanding the impacts of these changes, where FHA is headed in 2019, and the importance of FHA approval are key considerations for condominium association boards and managers as we head into 2019.
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Read NowPartner Post: The Best Interior Decorating Tips for Beginners
Decorating a new space can be intimidating. With so many blank walls and so much open space, it’s easy to become overwhelmed and not know where to begin.
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Read NowHOA Living 101: The Best Advice You Can Get About Serving on Your HOA Board
To help you become the best board member you can be, we asked experts to weigh in and share the advice they would give to someone who has never served on an HOA board of directors.
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Read NowPartner Post: Five Landscape Trends to Try In 2019
Consider these five landscape trends to try in 2019 to provide a fresh look to your property.
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Read Now8 Secrets to a Successful Audit
The following are eight secrets to conducting a successful audit.
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Read NowPartner Post: Improve Your Wellness in the New Year with Houseplants
Did you know that a simple houseplant can improve your health and wellness? Here are five fab indoor plants to try in the new year.
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Read Now4 Traits of a Good Board
The board of directors can make the difference between the community’s success or failure, so it’s vital that each person fulfills their fiduciary duty and strives to be a good board member.
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Read NowPartner Post: Strategies for Working with Condo Association Contractors
These strategies for working with Condo Association contractors will help you ensure things go smoothly.
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Read NowThe Importance of an Annual Audit
An audit is the highest level of review of an association’s financial books and records and is typically required to be performed annually by an association’s declaration.
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Read NowPartner Post: How to Boost Your African Violets by Repotting
Repotting your plant will give it the boost and refresher it needs to have beautiful blooms again.
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Read Now4 Benefits of Well-Funded Reserves
An up-to-date reserve fund is critical to the financial management of a community and it’s required by law in most states.
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Read NowPartner Post: 10 Quick Organization Hacks to Simplify Your Life
With the holiday season in full swing, you'll likely have some guests. Use these tips from our friends at TownSq to keep your home organized.
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Read NowQuick and Easy Tips for Hosting a Holiday Party
Check out these tips to make planning your party seamless and stress-free!
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Read NowHow to Host an Effective Board Orientation
Hosting a board orientation is a constructive way to start the partnership off so we’ve included a few recommendations for an effective board orientation.
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Read NowPartner Post: 5 Plants That Can Withstand the Cold
Consider these plants that withstand the cold to keep your landscaped areas both green and exciting during the colder months.
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Read Now4 Ways to Increase Community Engagement During the Holiday Season
Engaged residents are happy residents, and the holiday season is the perfect time to bring your community together and show them you care.
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Read NowPartner Post: Red Flags to Watch Out for While House Shopping
It’s very important to buy smart and protect yourself because at the end of the day, if you end up buying a money pit, you’ll be the one responsible for it - not the seller or the home inspector.
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Read NowWant to Reduce Board Resignations? Use These 4 Tips.
It’s wise that your association implement a plan to reduce resignations to enhance continuity within your community associations’ structure.
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