If your current HOA management process is unnecessarily burdensome, you might be happy to learn that there is a way to make things simpler.

This article will look at two important changes that could have an impact on New Jersey condominium associations.

There are generally three major categories that negatively impact homeowners associations; pets, parking and people.

Effective communication is vital to large HOA communities. A communication strategy will help ensure everyone is on the same page.

A lot goes into managing a large HOA. It requires multiple teams, strong communication and good organization.

Depending on state laws and governing documents, HOAs may have some control over who sellers can select to purchase their homes.

When it comes to establishing strong landlord-tenant relationships, communication can make all the difference.

Owners and HOA boards are encouraged to work together if someone asks for permission to install solar panels.

Templates can increase the frequency of communication, and create more consistency for condo and HOA communities.

Attorneys inform HOAs of their rights and obligations, interpret rules, and prevent people from drifting over to the wrong side of the law.

Balance sheets use information from the general ledger to show how much money the association is bringing in and how much is going out.

It’s not just your finances that a mortgage lender must consider, the HOA’s financial health also comes into play.

During our latest round of updates and additions, we’ve made significant improvements to our proxy voting feature.

Living in a strata corporation certainly has its benefits, but regular fees must be paid by every strata member.

Caring for student housing is all about balance. Establishing rules and keeping in contact with tenants will help you achieve this balance.