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Showing up to an HOA board meeting without a strategy can be like jumping into rolling rapids without a lifejacket. It’s important to have a plan and keep your meeting…

A reserve study must be done by an expert, based on community information and do one every 3 to 5 years.

When bad weather or misfortune happens in a community, the last thing an association manager desires is confusion about who is responsible for which repairs. Damaged shingles, leaking pipes, downed…

Making your community association website easy to use and useful for residents is key for your site to be successful.

Community insurance is essential for every HOA. The board must analyze what they need, speak to professionals, and purchase the right insurance and umbrella policy for their HOA.

To successfully transition your HOA from developer to owners, the transition team needs to be organized and have help from professionals.

All votes in your association are important, but you can’t always be there, that’s why HOA proxy votes matter. While voting is an important privilege and responsibility, and homeowners can…

When choosing the right management for your HOA, think about your needs, and talk to potential managers.

If you’re the manager of a condo or Home Owners Association, you can probably relate to the title of this blog post. The job of community management can be a giant pain…

To grow your condo management portfolio, do due diligence, have a website, continually network, stay on top of technology advances and have strong references.