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It could be argued that HOAs formed in the latter part of the1800’s when CIDs (Common Interest Developments) were introduced to “homesteaders” who used shared roads, fences, utilities and other essential services. However, the real growth of today's HOAs did not really begin until the early 1900’s.
Does you HOA use a property management company? The truth is an HOA without a management company will find that it is difficult to thrive and communities can head downhill as a direct result. Please read on for a more detailed answer to why every HOA should use a property management company.
Water leakages could occur due to overgrown tree roots, animal burrowing, weather fluctuations, and malfunctioning water pipes. If the water bill goes high, you can detect a leak by undertaking a stethoscope test, checking for cues, examining the toilet and under the sinks; read on to learn more about these water leakage detection tips.
Although the community owners develop rules and regulations that guide their property, you will have your rights and responsibilities within the community. Read on to learn how community owners can strike a balance between rights and regulations and how the rights can foster better understanding within the community.
Real estate has complicated and intertwined terms which can confuse property owners and residents. This is the case for terms such as community association manager vs. property manager. Read on to understand the roles of the two management professionals.
Having pets as part of the family has been considered very normal, which means they are part of the community. Therefore, you need basic rules to implement if you are a pet lover so that all the residents feel comfortable and safe. HOA dog rules have clear policies that you should try to ensure a conducive environment for everyone. Some of the pet policies you need include:
The community association managers act as the face of the HOA Management Company and advise on key aspects of the association’s operations. Read on about the essential duties of community association managers and how they steer the HOA management company to success.
As a homeowners association manager, you should incorporate effective ways to save money. You are responsible for budgeting and maintaining the association's financial health of your community. Here are 5 effective ways a homeowners association can reduce property management costs.