by Jennifer Carter | Oct 30, 2020 | Board Education
Holding an annual meeting is required by law for every corporate entity, including “non-profit” corporations like HOAs and condo associations. It is a very important meeting for all homeowners, including the board, as it is where the direction of the community is...
by Jennifer Carter | Oct 30, 2020 | Board Education
1. Empathize and Acknowledge. Not all complaints make sense. However, don’t dismiss it by ignoring it completely or calling it “too nitpicky”. All homeowners have a right to voice their opinions. Most importantly, don’t take it as a personal attack, even if sometimes...
by Jennifer Carter | Oct 30, 2020 | Board Education
1. Start With A Successful Message. Everyone wants to join a winning team. This is a great opportunity for the Board to “toot its own horns”. Share your accomplishments and success stories. Then communicate the importance of HOA boards and the need for strong,...
by Jennifer Carter | Oct 30, 2020 | Board Education, Resident Education
An HOA uses several types of governing documents to ensure that the association is run well, the community remains appealing, and the peace and harmony in the community are kept. It’s important for all homeowners and board members as well as potential buyers to know...
by Jennifer Carter | Oct 30, 2020 | Board Education, Resident Education
1. House Design Changes Most rules found in most HOA CC&Rs are architectural standards and covenants surrounding the exterior or appearance of houses. Before a homeowner can do a paint job, install a new mailbox, add a patio or deck, or make any exterior...
by Jennifer Carter | Oct 30, 2020 | Board Education
Americans love pets. In fact, over 70% of US households have pets. That’s why it’s important for HOAs to have clear and established pet policies to help and guide their residents in maintaining peace and harmony in the community, These pet policies commonly include:...
