Neighborhood Watch programs help keep communities safe. So it should come as no surprise that many cities are encouraging Neighborhood Watch programs.

Many people want as few rules as possible, but the fact is that rules help create order out of chaos and they provide protection.

Your governing documents require that the Association approve all proposed architectural changes before any work is started.

Regardless of how well a community is run, no community is free from potential crime and disturbances. However, not every incident requires dialing 9-1-1.

HOAs are self-governing, non-profit corporations. The association's Board of Directors is all volunteers elected by the residents of the association.

In the unfortunate circumstance that an HOA falls short on affording a large and unexpected HOA maintenance, a Special Assessment can be enacted.

When it comes to filing taxes for an HOA, it may seem complicated. Really, HOA taxes are pretty simple: HOAs must always file federal taxes.

Help your community budget for the future by making sure your HOA has a Reserve Study in place for future repairs and maintenance.

Knowing the HOA’s financial well-being is of utmost importance. This is where a good Manager will come in handy. The Manager is in charge of preparing all the financial reports…

Help remedy some of the fear involved with going over the balance sheet.