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Ingredients for Short & Sweet Board Meetings
HOA Board meetings can be exhausting. Marathon meetings are common for many HOA Boards, but is it necessary? According to Lumen Learning, “The span of time that the average person can focus on complex decision-making tasks without losing...
Top Traits of Successful Homeowners Associations
Homeowners Associations require strong leadership and teamwork from the Board of Directors. They need to be able to run the daily operations of their community smoothly and efficiently. When evaluating the effectiveness of an HOA, Boar...
The Boom(ers) of Smart Home Technology
The demographic profile of the United States will undergo significant changes in the next few decades. The year 2030 will be a major turning point as all baby boomers will be older than 65 by then. As people grow older, their sensory, cogn...
Templates Every HOA Should Have
Templates are a great way to maintain consistency and efficiency for a busy Board of Directors. Here are templates every HOA should have on hand: Meeting Without the structure of a good agenda, an HOA meeting can be long and painful....
Tips To Add Value To Your Home This Summer
Rather than wait for the market to shift dramatically, homeowners are taking this time to considerably increase the value of their homes by making minor, cost-effective improvements. Whether you are looking to increase the return on invest...
A Guide to Austin’s Current Real Estate Market
A new report has shown that nearly 75% of people view owning real estate as a more significant measure of achievement than successful careers or raising a family, and Austin’s current real estate market agrees. Homeownership is growing e...
HOA Newsletter
An HOA newsletter is a great way to keep community members involved. It will also boost the morale of board members and keep everyone informed. Writing and distributing a newsletter can be overwhelming if you don’t know what to write ...
Budgeting for Emergencies
A strong HOA board must set aside a portion of the community budget for disaster relief. The HOA must know the exact cost to repair and replace elements around the community to have enough funds set aside should a disaster strike. Regular ...
