Suspending Common Area Privileges or Voting Rights
Suspending Common Area Privileges or Voting Rights by Jason N. Miller, Esq. Shareholder | Carpenter Hazlewood Delgado & Bolen, LLP Can an Association...
Take the Stress Out of Annual Audits:
9 Audit Process Efficiencies to Take the Stress Out of Your HOA's Annual Audit: Have Your Engagement Letter Signed Early Obtain Board approval of the...
Lifestyle Management: What Your HOA Should Look For:
You are a busy HOA Board with an even busier and complex community. Who do you contact when you want the demands of your community’s lifestyle to be attended to...
Driving Community Engagement at HOA Amenities
Driving Community Engagement at HOA Amenities Everyone has a story behind why they fell in love with their home during the purchasing process and it’s absolutely likely...
13 Essentials of A Vendor Contract
If your HOA is thinking about hiring a vendor to do work within your Association, there are some very important boxes to check before signing any written agreement. One...
Winter Storm Preparedness For HOAs
Winter Storm Preparedness For HOAs Winter storms are here and it's time to start thinking about how effective your snow management plan is working in real time. It's...
The Pros And Cons Of Social Media
The Pros And Cons Of Social Media Many HOA's have jumped on the social media bandwagon, while still many more have held back from getting involved online. Both...
6 Ways to Avoid Board Member Burnout
6 Ways to Avoid Board Member Burnout Serving as a director on the board of a homeowner association is an act of heroism. Each board member volunteers precious time and...
Do the Board of Directors have a Responsibility to Address Harassment? YES!
Many boards have taken the position that the Board does not have an obligation to address reports of harassment in the community. Generally, Boards try to avoid...