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Increasing Popularity in Multigenerational Homes
Multigenerational homes are households designed to provide space for multiple generations to live under one roof. This home style is on the rise in Austin because they’re practical, affordable, and yield more quality time with family. ...
Do’s and Don’ts of HOA Board Meetings
Knowing how to run an HOA board meeting, and run it well, can make such a huge impact on your HOA decisions. When you dedicate your time to board meeting preparation, you are showing your board members, who in most cases are volunteers, th...
Common Mistakes Your HOA Should Avoid in 2022
The end of the year is near, which makes it the perfect time to begin reflecting on the year and planning for the future. When creating a game plan for the upcoming year, make note of any problems you see and consider these common mistakes...
What to Expect in the Austin Housing Market This Winter
The cooler temperatures are coming to Austin this season, and the Austin housing market is cooling too! We all know that the past year has been an intense, competitive seller’s market, but it’s changing. Instead, it’s now a more mana...
How To Make a ‘Healthy’ Home This Cold and Flu Season
Besides having a healthy lifestyle, have you thought about having a healthy home? Homes have a significant impact on our well-being as we spend most of our lives in our homes, almost two-thirds. But this number has increased due to the pan...
HOA Annual Meeting Checklist
The HOA annual meeting is one of the most important events for your community as it’s packed with agenda items that need to be covered and is also usually one of the most attended meetings. To keep everything running smoothly, it’s imp...
HOA Tasks to Tackle Before the Year is Up
2021 is quickly coming to a close, and before the holiday rush starts, we wanted to remind you of some important HOA tasks to tackle before the year is up! Start looking at and having conversations about the problems and solutions you’re...
What Homebuyers Should Expect in 2022
The pandemic forced many people to work remotely or acquire new jobs. No longer being tied to a physical location for work allowed folks to relocate, which led to a huge demand for homes, one that could not be matched by inventory. T...
