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Your HOA needs funds to maintain neighborhood grounds and common areas, as well as plan for expansion and new amenities. To obtain the money needed for those projects, you have to efficiently collect HOA dues from homeowners. If you don’t, then you’ll find your...
In Texas, a Homeowners Association (HOA) can collect fees from property owners called assessments, either paid regularly or as one-time payments for specific reasons. Some owners might have trouble paying them on time, resulting in late fees that can accumulate into...
When your HOA was created, its governing documents were probably fitting for the times. But years later, those bylaws, covenants, conditions, rules, regulations and restrictions, might not cover everything that you want to control. As a result, you might be left...