Part 7 in the HOA Compliance Series. View part 6, HOA Parking Enforcement Tips here. Why is it that the plants you want to keep green and living always brown and wilt, while the weeds you try to kill flourish and drive you nuts? It’s a problem that plagues every yard, in every community no matter what part […]
Part 6 of our HOA Compliance Series. View part 5, HOA Paint Violations here. Many communities, especially those made up of townhomes and condos, restrict parking curbside. Even though this is a great tactic to keep the community safe and looking nice, it can oftentimes annoy homeowners who don’t see the real reason for the rules. […]
Part 5 in the HOA Compliance Series. View part 4, Dog Poop Compliance here. Exterior painting can be an expensive and daunting task, especially if many homes in your community are in need of fresh coat. Unfortunately when a community reaches 7-10 years old, most of the homes likely need new paint, and every 7-10 years […]
Part 4 in the HOA Compliance Series. View part 3, HOA Trash Can Compliance here. The Scoop on Poop: Four Ways Your HOA Can Manage Your Dog Poop Problems Picture this: you’re walking through your community’s common area with your family, enjoying an early-evening walk when you hear a distinctive “SQUISH”. You’ve just stepped in poop. Gross! […]
Part 3 of our HOA Compliance Series. See part 2, Catching Common HOA Violations here. Let’s be honest, trash stinks. And while it is perfectly normal to see garbage bins lining the street on trash day, no one likes to look at overflowing bins every day. Most homeowners are responsible about pulling their bins in […]
Your job as an HOA board member isn’t always smooth sailing. While being on your HOA board is important to you, it’s likely not your only job. The extra time and attention it requires for meetings, decisions, and other duties can sometimes feel like a burden. Instead of throwing your hands up, we’ve compiled a […]
Believe it or not, if a water pipe that services one of your residents’ homes breaks, it’s likely their responsibility to have it repaired. A general misconception is that a homeowner isn’t responsible for issues like this outside their home, but more often than not, they are. Since knowledge is power, and no community wants […]
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If you’ve ever heard the term “any press is good press,” you also probably know that it’s a motto used by most celebrities, politicians, and even corporations in mainstream media today. Even less-than-favorable publicity is considered a bonus for these groups simply because of the brand recognition it creates. But unfortunately for HOAs, this is […]
Monsoon Season is Coming: Are your retention ponds safe? Proper water drainage is an issue that every HOA needs to address at some point. Whether the drainage system in your neighborhood is working great or could use some improvement, here are some general guidelines to keep in mind for retention ponds to keep homes and residents […]