Nobody Trained You to Run an HOA Board. Here's What you need.
700+ attorney-reviewed articles, 250+ ready-to-use templates. Guidance written for your state.
Built by a homeowners association attorney who’s been doing this since the 1970s. Used by boards and homeowners in all 50 states since 2013. When you need the right answer, the right form, or the right words, they’re here.
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Your First Meeting Is Next Week
You got elected. No handbook. You Google "HOA board responsibilities" and the top result is from 2019, the next one is about a state you don't live in, and the Reddit thread says "just wing it." Next week, someone at that meeting will ask you a question. You'll already know the answer.
"You Inherited a box of Files and a Good Luck"
You try to draft one yourself. It takes 90 minutes. You're still not sure it's right. Browse ready-to-use templates, organized by situation, tagged to your state.
Achieve HOA Goals"Something Comes up You Can't Google"
A homeowner threatens legal action. The reserve fund doesn't add up. Your treasurer says "I think we're fine," but that's not the same as knowing. Pro and Team members email an HOA attorney directly. No hourly rate. No appointment. A real answer.
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The Cost of Winging It
One hour with a local HOA attorney costs $400-500. A full year of this library costs less.
These aren’t hypotheticals:
- A board uses meeting-notice procedures from the wrong state. Every vote from that meeting gets challenged. Six months of decisions. Undone.
- A violation letter skips the required hearing notice. The fine is unenforceable. The homeowner’s attorney sends a demand letter. Your board pays it.
- A special assessment passes without the vote percentage the bylaws require. Voided. The treasurer explains the refund and the delay to 200 homeowners.
Three different boards. Same mistake. They didn’t have the wrong answer. They had the wrong source.
50 states. 50 different sets of rules. A generic answer isn’t just incomplete. It’s the wrong answer for your state.
The question isn’t whether you can afford the library. It’s whether your HOA management can afford to keep Googling.
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Before Your Decide
Free sites give you general articles and forum opinions. We give you articles written for your state, templates drafted by an HOA attorney, and, with Pro or Team, direct email access to that attorney. When one bad board decision can cost your community thousands, “I read it on a forum” isn’t the answer you want to give.
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