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HOA Leadership Roles and Duties: A Guide to the Positions of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Board Member in Condo and Homeowners Associations
We're hearing from a growing number of association members who want more detail about their responsibilities--or who want an easy way to educate their newly elected fellow board members about what, exactly, board members do. What's the president supposed to do? How about the vice president, secretary, and treasurer? . . . keep reading
50 HOA Management Tips: Tips and Best Practices for Homeowners Association Boards
This report compiles advice from our editorial team and from experts on HOA governance and management from across the country. You'll find tips about different ways to keep your association safe from embezzlement and financial malfeasance, tips about managing the human side of HOA leadership, tips about rule enforcement, tips on saving your association money, and much more. . . . keep reading
HOA Finances: Best Practices for Getting Your Homeowners Association through Difficult Economic Times
This report was created to help you make smart decisions that will in turn help your HOA weather the current financial storm. We've spoken to leading condominium and homeowner association advisors across the country and distilled their recommendations down into practical, plain-English suggestions for what you can do now to best position your association for financial stability. Times are tough, but the good news is there are steps you can take today that will help. Members and trial members can download this report absolutely free until Nov. 8, 2008. . . . keep reading
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HOA Boards: Four Ways to Prevent and Ease Board Burnout
Let's face it. In many condo and homeowners associations, a handful of people carry the load for the rest of the community. Those heavy lifters can sometimes become burned out. What can you do to prevent burnout? And what can you do to ease the burden when HOA board members are feeling drained? Here are four suggestions. . . . keep reading
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Discussion Forum Follow-Up: When Are Board Actions Invalid?
Frankly, your board is a mess. It doesn't have enough members to meet a quorum, and your members are demanding resignations and claiming your actions are invalid. You're in the board camp that knows something's wrong, but you can't convince the other members they've run afoul of your governing documents. . . . keep reading
Who Can Attend Your HOA Meetings?
Does your state or homeowners association have rules covering who can attend owners' and board meetings? Here we explain potential restrictions and whether your board can and should allow exceptions. . . . keep reading
Can You Use Small Claims Court to Collect Unpaid HOA Fees?
One California small claims judge's opinion has caused confusion over homeowners associations' ability to use small claims court to collect unpaid fees. Here, we explain the California brouhaha and offer insights about using small claims court in other states as well. . . . keep reading
When Selling Your HOA Debt Makes Financial Sense
It's tempting. You've got thousands of unpaid assessments, and collecting them seems hopeless. Then a white knight gallops in and offers to pay you to purchase that debt. In this week's tip, we discuss whether selling your association's bad debt is a violation of your fiduciary duties. . . . keep reading
Should You Sell Your HOA Debt?
Some companies now offer to purchase the debt of homeowners associations, often for pennies on the dollar. Can your HOA board consent to such an agreement and still fulfill its fiduciary duties? Here we discuss the pros, cons, and ethics. . . . keep reading
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