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The “Finances” category contains articles and court case decisions that involve issues relating to a homeowners association’s finances.
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Homeowners associations must conduct periodic reserve studies in order to have a realistic estimate of the costs of repairing and
- Dues and Assessments, Finances
Rising Homeowners Association (HOA) fees have become a significant concern for many communities, with increases often outpacing inflation and placing
- Board of Directors, Finances
As nonprofit corporations, homeowner’s associations must establish budgets each year so that the revenue received by the association is sufficient
HOA Dilemma: Whether to Levy a Special Assessment or Borrow Funds Needed for Maintaining Common Areas
- Finances
Homeowners associations frequently encounter situations where they have not maintained sufficient funds in reserve for necessary repairs or replacements of
Homeowners and Management Personnel Must Understand Their Association’s Finances
- Finances
Managing and understanding the finances of a homeowners’ association is one of the most important responsibilities of the association’s board
- Finances
The use of homeowners association reserve funds is a topic of much confusion and controversy within homeowners associations. Because of
7 Steps HOA Boards Can Take to Minimize the Risk of Fraud & Embezzlement
- Board of Directors, Finances
Because they rely heavily on volunteer homeowners with varying background experience and limited time that is devoted to providing services
- Dues and Assessments, Finances
Homeowners and property owners’ associations throughout the United States have been put on notice by the events that occurred earlier
- Finances
State laws and/or association governing documents typically mandate an HOA reserve study be prepared for funding the future replacement of
