Learn how you can transform your HOA with the help of a professional community property manager. Learn about their responsibilities, benefits, and easy ways to increase value for your HOA.
While many HOAs are highly efficient and effective, there are others that struggle with even basic tasks. In these cases, resident dissatisfaction is often the result. Whether you’re a new association looking to establish proper procedures or an older community in need of an overhaul, it’s important to keep some key tips for community association management in mind.
As a board member in a homeowners association (HOA), condo association, or townhome association, it is important to review certain items annually. Here are some items you should include in your HOA checklist that should be reviewed each year.
If you are not in a homeowners association (HOA), then having an unpleasant neighbor can become a difficult situation. So how can we deal with obnoxious neighbors? Here are five ways to work towards having good relationships with your neighbors while in an HOA or not.
What do you need to know about HOA election laws in North and South Carolina? In this blog post, we will cover five key elements that you should be familiar with when it comes to HOA elections.
The responsibility of running a successful Homeowners Association isn't easy - especially for volunteers juggling full-time jobs, families and other tasks. At times it can be overwhelming to determine the proper course of action when problems arise. To get you started on your journey as an organized board member or homeowner, below are some common obstacles that HOAs may come up against.
Being part of a Homeowner’s Association (HOA) can bring up questions about where that money is going and how it is being used. Here are six things your HOA should be paying for, and why these expenses help protect and enhance the value of your home.
What makes South Carolina unique when it comes to HOA management companies? In this blog post, we’ll explore the unique characteristics and features that make South Carolina a great place to do HOA business.
HOA trash can rules are generally legal and enforceable. Some reasons for having these rules include preventing rodents and pests, keeping the area clean, and avoiding fire hazards, and here are 10 other things you should know about HOA trash can rules and why they are generally legal and enforceable.
If you live in a community with a Homeowners Association, it is important to be aware of the top complaints that neighbors have and work to resolve them. Here are the top 5 homeowner complaints and how a homeowners associations can help to resolve them before they escalate into larger problems.