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New HOA Board Member Training Tips
Each HOA board member brings their own unique perspectives, experiences, and ideas to the role. As volunteers, it’s likely that new HOA board members will lack knowledge and training on how to handle the procedures and policies involved ...
Tips for Raising HOA Dues
Topics associated with your wallet can be hard to discuss, but sharing the cost of the upkeep and maintenance of a community falls on the shoulders of every homeowner. It’s the duty of the HOA board to make decisions that are in the best...
What Makes a Great Association Manager?
When selecting an association manager, there are some characteristics that will help you separate the good from the great! When interviewing candidates, be on the lookout for some key traits that make for a great association manager. 1....
Your August Summer Wish List
Did you see our June and July wish list, and did you go to any of the events? If you missed them, we got you covered this month! We’re excited about all the events and exciting things planned for this summer, especially since a lot was c...
Planning for the Longevity of Your Community and HOA
Homes, cars, and communities all have a couple of things in common -- they evolve and require a lot of planning for the maintenance and repairs needed as they age. In the first couple of years, there will likely be very few problems, then ...
Homestead Exemptions in Georgetown and Leander
In June, the city councils in Leander and Georgetown approved to increase its homestead exemption. Here’s what the new homestead exemptions are and how it impacts the real estate market.
HOA Board Roles
HOA board members help guide the community and keep the neighborhood on track. Having outlined roles and responsibilities for board members keeps the community running smoothly as well as helps the board understand their individual duties....
10 Things to Declutter When You Move
Make moving an easier and more bearable process with these ten things you need to clear out before moving. Decluttering can be overwhelming, but if you remember the 4 P’s, you’ll be good to go! Prioritize what you use most, patch up what requires minor upkeep, profit off items that don’t give you value, and purge everything else.
