Summer is officially here, kicking vacation mode into high gear. Even though many HOA board members will be out of town throughout the summer, it's critical that you continue to hold board meetings as often as outlined in your association bylaws. Larger HOA organizations with...
Summer is officially here, and your HOA community pool is the place to be. While swimming is a popular summer pastime, it can also present a number of risks for your HOA. If your HOA has a community pool, be sure to take note of the...
Today's master-planned condo communities in Florida offer a wide variety of amenities to provide you with the lifestyle you want for yourself and your family. However, with so many community amenities to choose from, it's worth your while to narrow down your list of which...
Moving into a new condo in Florida is an exciting experience and provides you with the perfect opportunity to get organized and put your own personal touch on your new home. To help you acclimate to the condo lifestyle, here are the top five condo...
One of the most attractive aspects of living in a planned development or condominium is the community amenities that are available to residents. Perks such as a resort-style swimming pool, tennis courts, and an onsite clubhouse drive the demand for your community and increase property...
A common goal that HOA board members share is improving property values. Many communities are currently experiencing a shift in Baby Boomers with grown children moving out and a younger demographic with growing families moving in. Much of the Millennial generation (anyone born between 1981...
Spring is in full bloom, and it's hard not to notice the beautifully landscaped grounds (or lack thereof) in HOA communities around town. While amenities and location are attractive selling points for a community, the aesthetics and the upkeep of common areas are just as...
Several laws have been established over the years to protect the rights of disabled and handicapped individuals, such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Federal Fair Housing Act (FFHA). Both public and private facilities must adhere to these rules and make modifications...
When you purchase a condominium in a planned community, you're typically obligated to pay a monthly or annual homeowners' association management fee. This fee goes towards maintaining the quality of life in the community and protecting property values for all of the owners in the...
When you live in an HOA, the community amenities are some of the most attractive perks of being a resident. Being able to lounge by a resort-style pool or challenge an opponent on the tennis court provide for a more enjoyable lifestyle. Can Visiting Friends and...