Juggling Concurrent Projects in Your HOA

Juggling Concurrent Projects in Your HOA

Juggling multiple projects in a community association can seem daunting at the beginning. There are so many expectations, deadlines, meetings, schedules, vendors, contracts, mobilizations, and de-mobilizations to think of. Not to mention you might be dealing with scaffolding, orange cones, swing stations and demolition. . . a lot of demolition. (You can’t have an omelet […] Read More... [et_social_share]
Do HOA Buyers Know What They’re Getting Into?

Do HOA Buyers Know What They’re Getting Into?

Nobody in your community wants units to sit on the market for too long, or sell at a lowball price. One of the keys to attracting quality buyers (and HOA residents) is making sure prospective buyers know what they’re getting into before paperwork is signed. Here’s where to start to help buyers make informed decisions. Read More... [et_social_share]
Getting Your HOA Out of the Dark Ages

Getting Your HOA Out of the Dark Ages

How many times has your HOA tried to implement new technology, only to be met with resistance such as, “this is the way we’ve always done it!”? Here are a few tips to make your transition from old-fashioned to new-fangled a little smoother. Read More... [et_social_share]

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