HOA Resources

Vigilant association management can help address the security requirements of all neighborhoods, especially non-gated communities. By creating awareness, developing programs and bringing neighbors together, management companies and homeowner association (HOA) boards have taken the necessary first step in recognizing crime happens everywhere. No community, regardless of location, is immune.

Productive community management means homeowners will become vested not only in their own properties, but in the neighborhood as a whole.  The homeowners association (HOA) plays a critical role is this management. Bringing homeowners together for the good of the neighborhood is more important than ever.

Emails are the easiest ways to communicate to a large group all at the same time outside of meetings. So it’s no wonder why emails are a vital part of a manager’s job, and knowing how to use emails when discussing HOA business. 

Serving on an HOA board is a huge commitment but there are benefits to volunteering. 

In community organizing, some homeowner associations (HOAs) struggle with attracting volunteers.  Many members fail to participate in their HOA for a variety of reasons.  For example, they may think they don’t have the time, experience, capabilities or desire.  However, the HOA may not be doing all it can to bring new volunteers into the fold.