Why HOA Board of Directors’ Meeting Agendas Matter
Every homeowners association (HOA) is guided by a board of directors that makes decisions affecting the community — from budgets […]
Why HOA Board of Directors’ Meeting Agendas Matter Read More »
Board of Directors
The Business Judgment Rule: Protecting Board Decisions
Serving on a homeowners association (HOA) board comes with serious responsibility, and sometimes, difficult decisions. Board members must act in
The Business Judgment Rule: Protecting Board Decisions Read More »
Understanding the Roles of the Officers of a Homeowners Association
The bylaws of a homeowners association (“Association” ) will contain provisions pertaining to HOA Officers. Those provisions will specify such
Understanding the Roles of the Officers of a Homeowners Association Read More »
HOA DIRECTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING PROPER MINUTES OF THEIR MEETINGS
Maintaining minutes of the meetings of directors in a homeowners’ association (HOA) is crucial for several legal, administrative, and practical
HOA DIRECTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING PROPER MINUTES OF THEIR MEETINGS Read More »
Can an HOA Change Rules Without a Vote?
If you live in an HOA, you may have asked yourself: Can the board really change the rules without asking
Can an HOA Change Rules Without a Vote? Read More »
Why Your HOA’s Corporate “Good Standing” Matters
Homeowner’s associations and condominium associations (collectively “HOAs”) are usually organized as nonprofit mutual benefit corporations under state law. Like any
Why Your HOA’s Corporate “Good Standing” Matters Read More »
When Do HOA Directors’ Terms End—and What Happens If No Election Is Held?
Most homeowners associations (HOAs) are run by a board of directors elected by the members. These directors serve for a
When Do HOA Directors’ Terms End—and What Happens If No Election Is Held? Read More »
What Happens When an HOA Board Refuses to Fill Vacant Director Seats?
A well-functioning homeowners association (HOA) board relies on having the number of directors required under its bylaws—commonly five or seven.
What Happens When an HOA Board Refuses to Fill Vacant Director Seats? Read More »
Is Your Association’s Board of Directors Conducting Required Meetings?
The business of operating a homeowners association is conducted by the association’s board of directors. While the day-to-day management may
Is Your Association’s Board of Directors Conducting Required Meetings? Read More »
Understanding the “Homeowner Forum” Portion of Association Board Meetings
One of the most important ways homeowners can engage with their association’s board of directors is through the “Forum,” designated
Understanding the “Homeowner Forum” Portion of Association Board Meetings Read More »
