HOA property management trends are constantly evolving due to influencing factors ranging from the housing market fluctuations to regulations to industry growth.   Since its origins in the 1950s, HOA property management has grown from primarily maintaining aesthetics and structural integrity in a shared community to its present operation of enforcing rules and regulations, collecting fees […]

One of the greatest benefits of HOA software is that it makes life easier for owners as well as staff and management.

While many condos and HOAs aren’t required to provide payment plans, it’s better for the community to receive some money than nothing at all.

Condominiums are very safe. But there are things that both management and residents can do to further reduce threats to safety.

A status certificate helps a potential buyer identify any required expenses that could cost them additional money.

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

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

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.

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

QuickBooks can help automate and streamline the process of documenting and collecting monthly HOA payments from members.

Can you score a 10/10? The more of these technology solutions that your condo/HOA has, the more points you’ll get.

When conflicts do occur, it’s usually because of some form of miscommunication or failure to understand another’s viewpoint.

When buildings find the right solution for their needs, high rise software will alleviate the issues that create the most problems for staff and residents.

HOAs do have the authority to create pet policies that may limit the number or type of pets an owner can have.