MAINTAINING A GOOD RELATIONSHIP
WITH THE BOARD & NEIGHBORS
Despite the benefits of owning a rental property within an HOA, a landlord's relationship with the board or
neighbors can often become strained. Past issues and personal expectations can get in the way of building a
harmonious partnership. To ensure a peaceful relationship with everyone in the community, take note of these tips:
• Pay dues on time.
Money hurdles can get in the way of building a solid relationship with the board.
• Hire a dependable property manager.
Ease the burden by hiring a property management company to shoulder the big responsibilities of
being a landlord.
• Address HOA violations promptly.
Be sure to understand the process of curing violations and act within it.
• Play by the rules.
Ensure your tenants have a copy of the governing documents and abide by the CC&Rs.
• Be present.
Attend board and/or neighborhood meetings.
• Clean up.
Make sure your property is properly cared for and always well-maintained.
