This guide covers HOA basics and will provide information on the state laws and governing documents, as well as an overview of what an HOA is, how one is formed, who makes up an HOA community, what their roles are, and what rights and responsibilities they have.
Associations can provide different things, some will provide snow and trash removal while others will provide community engagement and events. As a prospective buyer, you can request to see an HOA’s governing documents and read through them to determine what services the community provides to its homeowners.
Being on an HOA Board is no easy task. Covenant and rule enforcement is one of the most difficult aspects of running a community association. Covenant and rule enforcement is used to create a sense of fairness and equity among residents. A community's covenants are designed to protect, maintain, and preserve property values, as well as promote harmonious community living.
HOA Basics provides an overview of HOAs from the point of view of board members and discusses how to effectively run an HOA.
This presentation provides an overview of HOAs from a member's point of view and discusses members rights and responsibilities
Annual meetings can be the only time homeowners and board members all come together. These meetings can be a great time to build a sense a community or they can cause stress and anxiety.
The boundaries of homeowners' associations and districts often overlap, and they sometimes provide similar services, so it is not surprising that owners are confused at times about these things. This article will briefly explain the differences between homeowner associations and special districts to shed some light.
There are genuine disputes between homeowners, the board, and management companies. It is imperative that homeowners take the appropriate steps to address their issues.