HOAs Can Achieve Compliance With Rules Through an Effective “Suspension of Privileges” Policy
It is commonplace for homeowners associations to experience problems relating to the payment of assessments and/or rules violations by members […]
Does Your HOA’s Budget Include a Line Item for “Bad Debt?” ….. It Should
Assessment income is the lifeline for homeowners associations. Without owners paying assessments to the association, the association has insufficient income
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Does Your HOA’s Budget Include a Line Item for “Bad Debt?” ….. It Should
Assessment income is the lifeline for homeowners associations. Without owners paying assessments to the association, the association has insufficient income
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HOAs Should Never Utilize Unlicensed and/or Uninsured Service Providers
A common mistake made by HOA directors and/or management personnel is the belief that the association does not need to
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Making the Most Out of the Open Forum Portion of Board Meetings
State laws and association governing documents commonly require that a portion of time at board meetings that are open to
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Does Your HOA Have the Right Coverage for Fraud and Dishonesty Losses?
Because homeowners associations are controlled and operated by part-time volunteer members who serve as officers and directors and unrelated third-party
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Is Your HOA Protected Against Fraud and Dishonest Acts?
Because homeowners associations are controlled and operated by part-time volunteer members who serve as officers and directors and unrelated third-party
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Should Your Condominium or Homeowners Association Borrow Money?
Borrowing for the sake of borrowing in order to build up a reserve or to simply prolong an inevitable assessment
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California Court Holds HOA is Not Liable for Injuries Caused by Criminal Conduct in Common Area
California Appellate Court decision (February 28, 2017). This case involved an action brought by a condominium complex resident (“Plaintiff”) against
Georgia Court Says HOA Officer & Director Can be Personally Liable to HOA for Breaches
Georgia Appellate Court (March 27, 2014): HOA construction defects case where the HOA sued the individual officer and director of
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