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A Guide to Getting Homeowners Involved in Your Community

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While most owners take pride in their homes and will do anything to protect them, many homeowners struggle to see the bigger picture of living in a managed association. You can help change this by educating homeowners on the benefits of living in a community association and the importance of being engaged. Once homeowners fully understand the impact an association can have on their property values, they're much more likely to become more active in protecting their investment. New Residents Not all new community members understand how the board of directors or their HOA operates. Hold orientations for new residents to help them get to know their neighbors and understand the community. The more people know, the more likely they'll be to volunteer. Existing Residents Consider holding quarterly informational meetings for existing homeowners in addition to regular meetings. These meetings will allow homeowners to interact with their board members and community manager and learn about volunteer opportunities. Tip #2 Educate Residents

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