Effective communication sounds like it should be instinctive. But those who manage or work for HOAs know this is not the case. 

Thinking of buying a condo this year? We’ve put together a collection of things to know before your invest in a new home.

Ultimately, cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility, but responsible data management starts with the leaders of the condo or HOA.

Before you spend thousands of dollars at your local hardware store, check to make sure you are allowed to renovate your condominium unit.

Can your HOA tow your car away? Or ban certain flags? Check out this article to find out what rules associations can and can’t enforce.

Here are 5 key elements to work on in order to deliver an outstanding HOA experience.

How are condos and HOAs keeping up with rising insurance rate increases? Take a look at the latest insurance coverage trends.

Pools are a lot of fun, and a lot of work. Detailed pool policies help keep residents safe and happy, as well as protect condos/HOAs.

Accounting gets easier with practice, but without good systems in place, and a bit of help from software, it will always feel like a chore.

Homeowners living in Oregon may soon get the opportunity to farm their own eggs, produce honey and grow vegetables.

A competent financial committee can be instrumental in providing clear financial oversight to a board of directors.

While some would argue that HOA members should be able to do what they want in their backyards, sometimes the rules just make sense.

When it comes to condo finances, the fewer mistakes you make, the better. Read about these money mistakes now to avoid making them later on.

While we can’t eliminate this responsibility for you, we can suggest some ways to simplify your accounts receivable workflow.

Generally speaking, boards can advocate for a special assessment or an amendment to rules. However, boards cannot tell members how to vote.