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Top HOA Management Issues That Arise From Poor Communication

by administration | Oct 25, 2016 | HOA

In Television shows and movies, a common problem amongst characters is poor communication. If you see a couples counselor, he or she will tell you the number one issue in your relationship is the lack of communication. Communication is the bedrock of every successful...

HOA Property Management: What is it and Why Use it

by administration | Sep 29, 2016 | HOA

Homeowners Associations, or HOAs, have big challenges on their hands: they have to be on call to maintain the quality and smooth functioning of a community, no matter what challenges it may face. The resources and experience of an HOA board may not always be matched...

5 Tips to Run HOA Meetings More Effectively

by administration | Sep 20, 2016 | HOA

Even if you aren’t on the board of directors, it’s important to attend all of your Homeowners’ Association (HOA) meetings. Many decisions made during HOA meetings can have a big impact on how your rental property is managed. For example, you may want to build onto an...

How an HOA Board and HOA Management Company Work Together

by administration | Aug 31, 2016 | HOA

Planned developments offer many amenities to their residents. However, they also bring great responsibilities for those homeowners who serve on the Board of the Home Owner’s Association (HOA). It is the board that has the duty to promote a high quality of life,...

5 Questions to Ask When Hiring a San Diego HOA Management Company

by administration | Aug 29, 2016 | HOA

HOAs are legal entities that are created to manage planned communities. Planned communities can be anything from condominiums to gated communities. The HOA operates to maintain the upkeep of common areas, enforce provisions in the grant deeds and overall maintenance...

How HOA Boards Benefit from Working with an HOA Management Company

by administration | Aug 23, 2016 | HOA

Purchasing a home is a major investment, and homeowners associations are committed to ensuring that the needs of the community are met. By working together and pooling resources, HOAs provide amenities to residents, enforce rules to minimize disputes between neighbors...