It’s never a fun topic to consider, but the sudden death of a resident is something that a homeowners’ association (HOA) should know how to handle. As a board member, you will have to deal with delicate and time-sensitive matters such as death expenses, unpaid HOA assessments, and taxes. It’s possible to conduct community matters…
When running a homeowners association (HOA), you’re bound to encounter people with different backgrounds, life stories, and conditions. It’s these things that add color and personality to your community. Other times, you might have to deal with issues like hoarding which can be problematic for your community. Since hoarding is a delicate matter, it should…
HOA architectural approval procedures are a crucial part of maintaining the visual identity of your community. The need to fill up HOA architectural approval forms can be a source of frustration for homeowners; so is the wait for the approved HOA architectural review form, which can take weeks. Here’s our take on how you can…
When you join a planned development run by a homeowners association, you agree to follow the stipulated terms found in its governing documents. One of these stipulations is to pay a regular HOA fee or assessment to cover everything from maintenance and repairs to replacements of communal amenities. While most homeowners religiously keep up on…
Homeowners association pet restrictions are always a difficult issue to deal with. Many residents consider their pets as family members, so pet rules and regulations can evoke strong emotional reactions. However, HOA pet restrictions are necessary for the safety and well-being of the entire community. You need to establish a clear HOA pet policy and…