Posts Tagged ‘hoa board responsibilities’
HOA Legal Obligations
Nearly 350,000 communities and over 70 million people in the United States are members of HOAs. Their HOA Board impacts their daily lives more than their local, county, state, or federal governments. As a result, understanding HOA lega...
Examples of Short-Term Rental Rules
Short-term rentals have become a hot-button issue in HOA communities. Their popularity is raising concerns in associations and possibly even opening them up to liabilities. The main problem with short-term rentals in an HOA is that gues...
Ways to Ensure Your Community Feels Safe
Folks need to feel safe and secure at home. And the HOA is responsible for making that happen throughout the community. The Board is accountable for optimizing preventive measures to keep the residents and their properties out of harm's...
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...
Your HOA Emergency Plan
Homeowners Associations should have a disaster preparedness plan in place BEFORE an emergency occurs. Creating an emergency plan can be an arduous task. However, it is necessary. While every community is different, a well-crafted HOA Emerg...
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 ...
Protect Your HOA Reputation
There is a growing stigma against living in a community with an HOA. Community associations, like other organizations, rely on people, and misinformation travels much faster than facts. Therefore it is critical to protect your ...
