Posts Tagged ‘hoa board duties’
The Importance of an Emergency Plan
Disasters can happen at any moment. Your community should have a plan in place before an emergency arises. The importance of an emergency plan is not only for peace of mind but could save lives if the unexpected happens. Review the plan an...
Violation Letter
Sending an official violation letter is an unpleasant but necessary association task. HOA violations will occur at some point, whether homeowners forget the rules or purposefully violate them in the hopes that they won’t get caught. HOA ...
How to Handle a BOD Bully
At some point, every Homeowners Association Board of Directors will have someone who should come with a mute button. While most Board members act maturely and can work together civilly, there will be those who prefer discord and intimida...
Encourage Member Involvement
Have you ever looked around your HOA Board of Directors meeting to see the same familiar faces and wondered why they’re still there, then wondered - why am I still here?? The most common answer is “there’s no one to take my place”....
Types of HOA Meetings
Communication is essential for HOA governance. For a homeowner’s association to function smoothly and efficiently, the HOA board of directors must meet regularly to discuss the association’s operations; and owners must be allowed to me...
Setting Goals For Your HOA in the New Year
Making a few changes in your HOA can have a big impact on your community. If you’re looking to improve your neighborhood year after year, setting goals for your HOA in the new year is a great place to start. Check out some of the resolut...
Winter Maintenance Your HOA Should Be Doing and Reminding Homeowners About
One of the benefits of living in Texas is getting to enjoy mild winters. While we don’t have to worry about shoveling our driveways or salting our walkways, there is some winter maintenance your HOA should be doing and reminding homeowne...
Improving Annual HOA Meetings
When it comes time to host an annual HOA meeting, there are a lot of things that need to be covered to keep the neighborhood informed. The annual meetings are a time to discuss things like the annual budget, assessment fees, board election...
