Community Management Blog

Blog Entries - 2024

How to Prepare for Your First HOA Meeting As a Board Member

How to Prepare for Your First HOA Meeting As a Board Member

As a new board member preparing for and attending your first HOA (Homeowners Association) meeting, it's important to approach the experience with a positive and proactive mindset.  

This is a great opportunity to familiarize yourself with the organization of the HOA and to start building relationships with fellow board members and homeowners. 

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What Should You Know Before Moving into a Community with a Homeowner's Association (HOA)?

What Should You Know Before Moving into a Community with a Homeowner's Association (HOA)?

Moving into a community with a Homeowner's Association (HOA) can bring both benefits and potential challenges. Before deciding to buy a property in an HOA community, it is important to understand what you are getting into. 

By being well-informed about the community you are considering moving into, you can make a more confident decision about whether it is the right fit for you.

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A man signing papers. The text reads, "Common Challenges in Real-Estate Lending and Closing"

Common Challenges in Real-Estate Lending and Closing

Have you been struggling to understand all the ins and outs of buying property? We understand that real estate lending and closing can be difficult to figure out if you are unfamiliar with the process or are a first-time buyer.  

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A person using a leaf blower outside. The text reads, "Why a Dedicated Maintenance Division is Crucial for Community Associations"

Why a Dedicated Maintenance Division is Crucial for Community Associations

Your Homeowners' Association (HOA) maintenance standards are meant to guarantee that residents within your community have a high-quality environment to live and work in. By ensuring that your community has a dedicated maintenance division you will be guaranteeing that your community has balance and organization to provide constant stability.

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A man in a suit staring into the distance. The text reads, "Why Your Association Needs a Community Liaison"

Why Your Association Needs a Community Liaison

Your community association is a place where memories can be made, and families can grow closer together. Several behind-the-scenes plans go into the coordination of events and activities that occur in your community to ensure that your residents can enjoy and participate. 

By enlisting a community liaison, you will be able to meet the needs and goals of your community more effectively.

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