Download our free HOA meeting minutes template, and learn how to take objective, organized minutes at your next board or member meeting.

A condo or HOA may have stringent requirements regarding short-term rentals. All owners are obligated to follow these rules.

CC&Rs help to ensure all members of a planned community know what they can and cannot do with their property.

Architectural guidelines, design rules or architectural standards establish an HOA’s policies and procedures for changes to an owner’s property.

This article will cover how a board or property manager can address the issue of delinquent fees in a fair and productive manner.

When there is a community issue that needs to be addressed as soon as possible, HOA petitions are used to organize a special meeting.

When condo and HOA rules lack flexibility and insight, associations may end up starring in real-life horror stories.

Selective enforcement is when a homeowners association enforces a rule against some, but not all homeowners.

If you’re thinking about moving into an HOA, make sure to budget HOA fees or dues into your recurring expenses.

More than 1.5 million people live in stratas in British Columbia. Unlike condos, stratas are governed by the detailed provincial Strata Property Act. That means each strata must follow a structured set of rules. Furthermore, a strata corporation must have its own bylaws. Stratas are entitled to make their own rules, provided they don’t contradict the […]

Most community associations don’t have the time or expertise needed to manage their assets, oversee day-to-day operations, and maintain regular communication with owners. That’s why they hire a community association manager to take care of all the different aspects involved in preserving the value and harmony of their property.  If you want to become a […]

Using digital communication, the board or property manager can reach onsite and offsite owners in a matter of seconds.

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How do you know that a condo management company is right for your building? Ask these questions to see if they’re a good fit.

Bill 1588 aims to help Texas owners and associations remove some of the constricting or archaic rules that make HOA living less enjoyable.