Avoiding HOA Meeting Déjà Vu

Avoiding HOA Meeting Déjà Vu

Rachel Richardson

by | May 11, 2017 | 5 comments

One of the hardest things a property manager must do is manage, process and respond to abounding information. I was reminded of this when I read a recent forum on the subject of ‘motion spreadsheets.’ By my understanding, the question was — what is the best way to keep a searchable history of the Boards decisions (motions). Read More... [et_social_share]
Millennial Takeover: the Changing HOA Demographic

Millennial Takeover: the Changing HOA Demographic

Meredith Pond

by | Apr 12, 2017 | 8 comments

Millennials are sometimes called Generation Y: those who reached adulthood around the turn of the 21st century. Millennials will represent the largest group of American home buyers in 2017, at 33%, and many will turn to HOAs to make home ownership a better fit for their lifestyle. This is a good thing for your community, but this new HOA demographic can change the way you manage. Read More... [et_social_share]
A Clever Name For a Closed HOA Meeting

A Clever Name For a Closed HOA Meeting

Burke Nielsen

by | Mar 8, 2017 | 6 comments

The work meeting gives boards the opportunity to get stuff done between regular meetings. But a work meeting is a magical meeting that doesn’t require notification of owners because, well… They aren’t invited. They aren’t invited because in theory, it’s not a meeting at all. No minutes are taken, no motions are made, and no decisions are reached. Sounds pretty good! right? Read More... [et_social_share]

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