2024 can be the year your Carolina HOA shines! Forget cookie-cutter potlucks. Embrace diversity, invest in green spaces, and foster communication for a thriving community where neighbors connect, property values flourish, and harmony reigns. Start with these key resolutions
Navigating the legal framework of HOAs is essential for informed decision-making and avoiding legal pitfalls. In North Carolina, the Planned Community Act (NCPCA) governs HOAs, while South Carolina relies on the Condominium Act and Horizontal Property Regime Act.
Fall is a beautiful time of year, but it's also important to prepare your home for the coming season. Here are a few tips to help you get your home ready for fall, including cleaning your gutters and downspouts, inspecting your roof, winterizing your outdoor plumbing, and sealing up any cracks or openings in your home
Homeowner associations (HOAs) can be a great way to maintain a community and keep property values high. However, they can also be a source of frustration for homeowners. Here are the top five reasons why homeowners get upset with HOAs, and how to fix them:
Choosing an HOA management company is an important decision. By following the tips in this article, you can choose an HOA management company that is right for your HOA and that will help you achieve your community goals.
In this comprehensive guide, we explore the benefits of HOA management companies, including financial stability, conflict resolution, and customized solutions for your HOA's unique needs.
As a professional HOA management company in the Carolinas, we've seen it all. We've seen HOA boards thrive and we've seen them struggle. And we've heard from a lot of HOA boards about the things they wish they had known before they started.
Inflation is affecting HOA dues, but there are steps that HOAs can take to manage the rising costs. Contact us today for a free consultation on how we can help your HOA.
HOAs can play a vital role in helping homeowners recover from Hurricane Idalia by providing financial assistance, waiving or reducing fees, providing access to resources, coordinating volunteer efforts, and communicating with homeowners.
HOA laws are constantly changing, so it's important for HOA board members to stay up-to-date. Here are some tips for doing so, plus how an HOA management company can help.