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When people talk about homeowners’ associations, they often talk about the rules and regulations. The association can tell residents where to park, how many people can live in a home, what style choices they have to use when doing renovations and things of this...
The by-laws of your HOA likely took a long time to formulate as you went through various “what-if” scenarios. By the time it was complete, it addressed a myriad of issues that are likely to come up when several people live in the same area. Just because your HOA...
As a board member of a homeowners’ association (HOA), it’s important to have a clear understanding of how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) affects your community. You might be asking “Are our shared facilities compliant with ADA standards?” While an HOA’s...
Drones now fill our skies for many reasons. From content creators to hobbyists, more people are using drones today. But while these flying devices might seem fun to some residents, they are bothersome to others. Reasons to establish drone flying rules Drone...
Regular reserve studies are crucial to keeping your community's finances healthy and avoiding legal disputes as a homeowner's association (HOA) or property owners' association (POA). This post will guide you through why reserve studies matter and what to do if a...
For the average person, most legal documents can feel like they're reading something in a foreign language. Your HOA bylaws shouldn't make residents feel this way. Clear, well-written bylaws help prevent misunderstandings and create harmony in your community. Below...
When managing property in Texas, you might encounter organizations such as Homeowners' Associations (HOAs) and Property Owners' Associations (POAs). While they are similar in some ways, they also have apparent differences that can affect your life as a property...
As part of a homeowners association (HOA), you are responsible for maintaining community services and preserving property values. However, situations may arise where homeowners struggle to pay their fees. This may stem from a loss of income, unexpected medical...
Restrictive covenants are rules that govern how property owners can use their property within a homeowners' association (HOA). These rules help maintain community standards and property values. But as communities evolve, so too must their rules. Typically, the HOA...